Mine lasted one week! Now it won't go over 2200. Umarex USA said they would send free rebuild kit. I bought a Nomad 2 just in case rebuild fails and have send it back to Umarex. The companies know this stuff from china has problems but they put their name on it and stick us with the problem.
Reliability and Chinese-manufactured are incongruous. I will wait until the Umarex Compressor has been in field use for a year, or so before I consider buying one. In my experience, a Tuxing compressor (Ebay) lasted a week and went to the metal recycler. A Nomad II lasted four fills before it quit. The Nomad II was repaired under warranty, but it is a fragile unit. Please, Umarex, give PCP owners something that lasts.
Wonder if this is a good one, this has become a big thing over the last year. I have a different brand I just got, got a bad one so I am investigating other possible options.
Three years from now - just like the Hammer. Of course, you wont be able to get it then either - just like the Hammer. It will be changed half a dozen times between now and then - just like the Hammer. And, it will cost around 135% of what they said it would - just like the Hammer. Go Umarex!
Did you know about the price? Because I dont know why I have in my head around $100 and that would be amazing... and also unbelievable... but can you clear my doubts?
Probably for filling guns only, want to fill tanks? You need a compressor that uses oil in the crank and water cooling most likely. Yong Heng, branded one not a look alike.
After talking to Kyle (the guy in the video) it is not designed to fill as fast as possible, A nomad would probably fill faster. It is designed for a slow reliable fill without wearing out in 6 months like most of the others. So I would not think of using this to fill a 74 cu ft tank.
Kyle is a very sharp guy his brain is like mine, the wheels are always turning. I am sure working the show is exhausting. I posted the video hopefully this will be a low cost (but slow) alternative to the real compressors we sell on the ATP website. Real compressors start out around $3k, but they will run for years compared to the low end stuff. But yea he looks a little nervous.
@@AirTanksPlus He's probably used to talking directly to people and not into a camera. That puts all kind of pressure onto people as they don't know how they look or how they're coming across.
You had me at oil less, I stopped watching, I dont see anything in this earth that can tolerate such high psi without oil. I'l stick with my Yeng Hong.
Mine lasted one week! Now it won't go over 2200. Umarex USA said they would send free rebuild kit. I bought a Nomad 2 just in case rebuild fails and have send it back to Umarex. The companies know this stuff from china has problems but they put their name on it and stick us with the problem.
Reliability and Chinese-manufactured are incongruous. I will wait until the Umarex Compressor has been in field use for a year, or so before I consider buying one. In my experience, a Tuxing compressor (Ebay) lasted a week and went to the metal recycler. A Nomad II lasted four fills before it quit. The Nomad II was repaired under warranty, but it is a fragile unit.
Please, Umarex, give PCP owners something that lasts.
Wonder if this is a good one, this has become a big thing over the last year. I have a different brand I just got, got a bad one so I am investigating other possible options.
I’m waiting to see about unforeseen problems and will it fill my SCBA tank or ever top it off from 3000 to 4500.
When it coming out? I can’t find anything on a date release thanks!
Three years from now - just like the Hammer. Of course, you wont be able to get it then either - just like the Hammer. It will be changed half a dozen times between now and then - just like the Hammer. And, it will cost around 135% of what they said it would - just like the Hammer. Go Umarex!
GX is water and oil free and $370.00 shipped.
Does it also come in 220 Volt? would be nice for us Europeans.....:-)
I am sure it will, if it doesn't you should be able to use a 220 to 12v converter (worse case)
@@AirTanksPlus Does it ship to Belgium?
Did you know about the price? Because I dont know why I have in my head around $100 and that would be amazing... and also unbelievable... but can you clear my doubts?
He said 499 USD
Website says 549.00
In what time this compressor will fill a 74 cu ft tank. 4500psi let me know
Probably for filling guns only, want to fill tanks? You need a compressor that uses oil in the crank and water cooling most likely. Yong Heng, branded one not a look alike.
After talking to Kyle (the guy in the video) it is not designed to fill as fast as possible, A nomad would probably fill faster. It is designed for a slow reliable fill without wearing out in 6 months like most of the others. So I would not think of using this to fill a 74 cu ft tank.
I know it's tough to speak under the spotlight, but this guy seemed too nervous.
Kyle is a very sharp guy his brain is like mine, the wheels are always turning. I am sure working the show is exhausting. I posted the video hopefully this will be a low cost (but slow) alternative to the real compressors we sell on the ATP website. Real compressors start out around $3k, but they will run for years compared to the low end stuff. But yea he looks a little nervous.
@@AirTanksPlus He's probably used to talking directly to people and not into a camera. That puts all kind of pressure onto people as they don't know how they look or how they're coming across.
You had me at oil less, I stopped watching, I dont see anything in this earth that can tolerate such high psi without oil. I'l stick with my Yeng Hong.
Maybe it will quit after six months 🤔🤣😂