Just picked one of these up after watching the review. Got really tired of getting partial fills, from my local range or having to make a 90 minute round trip to my nearest dive shop. This compressor works extremely well, build quality is excellent and it’s quiet in operation. Biggest thing for me is having my own, reliable air source as and when I need it, both at home and out in the field. Thanks for a very thorough and accurate review. Cheers from U.K.
@@Tripsolo65 Got mine from Gilbert Distribution here in U.K. the contact was Ross who was very helpful and replied to emails quickly, the service was great. Hope this helps.
I have an Omega charger that is four years old with 30 hours on the clock. I have changed the fluids four times and a burst disc. No problems what so ever. Highly recommended!
Water filters are important with compressed air . I’m involved in mechanical repair, auto body repair, and automated packaging equipment, as well as PCP . We use refrigerated dryers, expansion tanks and filters . I use a big inline filter with active charcoal and filter pads on each end , to hold the charcoal in . My pcp filter pads get soaked especially in humid weather, no way you want water inside any mechanical design unless it’s a water pump , yeah I also work with big irrigation pumps . Great review , but consider using a filter for more consistent performance and longevity. The cool down time might also relate to the core and windings getting too warm . If electrical components get hot they start using more amps and generate more heat , leading to higher and higher temps and current draw that can damage wires or windings ( depending on motor design ) .
I to own a trail charger and love it.. one thing I noticed yours has a different coolant cap steve to my uk bought one.(Gilbert distribution uk) mine has just a plain sight glass cap.? I’ve done a few modifications to mine aswell like added a hour meter that only runs with green button,and mounted my PSU to the side as I will never use the 12v option...good video steve there a great little compressor
You car battery goes faster because it can actually put out a ton more power than a 120V to 12V converter can. Your 120V breaker is probably 15A, 20A at best (which means 2400W TOPS, likely 1800W). Then the converter is lossy, you probably lose 25% in conversion (so 1350-1800W tops), and that thing probably isn't even pulling that. Compare that to your car battery which is natively 12V and can output hundreds to thousands of amps easily. 1000A is not absurd, which is 12,000W. I would probably advise having your car running when you pump to prevent running your battery down.
The company that makes the Omega makes the GX cS3. One is fan cooled and the other water. The company that is making theses compressors use good quality parts. That's from my understanding reading online..and other videos
I have one now and love it. Just wish they would have put an hour meter on it. You have to keep track of the run time to keep up with the maintenance schedule. Other than that it seems to be GREAT!
You left out the Omega Air Charger which really is the sweet spot for the airgun guy who doesn't need to take it on the road. It is $300 more but has an 8 hour continuous duty cycle. I've got over 1.5 years on it and well over 30 operational hours. It just keeps working. So if a person can fork over $1150 or so, it is simply the best thing I own in airgunning.
Question Steve on the cooling system on the compressor how hot does the cooling system get I take it would not be wise to open it while it's hot like a vehicle just asking about this safety because you didn't mention it in the video
Not hot at all, nothing like a pressurised vehicle radiator... more like a warm bath. The owner's manual actually says to check the coolant level just as I shaded in the vid 👍
@@monsterg5879 Yes, the 95 is a good gun. Just be sure to get a heavier pellet to slow things down so it can be accurate... probably around 10-15gr in .177. Steve
Steve, by now you surely have had adequate time with most of all the compressor options on the market and because I value your opinion I have to know... What is the best option for longevity and low maintenance for a guy that will never fill anything other than a couple of rifles 4-5 times a weekend? No tanks, no buddy bottles, Just directly filling rifles. I think I have it narrowed down between the nomad 2 and the omega travel charger in this video. But maybe there is a better option? Maybe there isn't lol The money between those two isn't really the issue I just want something that will last.
@@robg.9832 Happens quick when the vids go up, hehe. Vlog posted October 16th... imagine they sold out pretty quickly after that. They'll happily put u one on order though. Or, call them and ask to buy the one they sent me for the vid and I can drop ship it from here for ya. Steve
I need this and am very interested in getting one for my Benjamin M-Rod .22 caliber. I'm not trying to spend 2k on a compressor to get rid of the hand pump. I could and would swing $800 to $900 for this though! Sweet!!
I’m waiting for mine to arrive, I wonder if it’s possible to lengthen the battery cables, so I can charge in the back of Cherokee. Thanks for the great info
I was thinking the same thing. I'm sure you can guys the I offroad with have compressor permanently installed in the rear to air up tires. Just need the right quality and type of wiring
If your SCBA tank is approved for 300 bar, it'll be just fine filled to 310 bar. Also charges cool and condense so often people (including me) overfill a bit to compensate.
Looks like a nice air compressor. I would disagree with the desiccant setup as air compressors like my mrod air airmax system I bought years ago bypasses oil as well as water. I have had to replace aluminium parts due to corrosion and using a cheap desiccant with a paper filter keeps it out of the gun. I also have a high end filter on this system but have never had to replace the filter due to changing desiccant and the tiny paper when needed.
@@skeltonantonio Not to be malicious of course but I've completed 2 reviews now on the Avenger (tuning guide and full review) already and I suspect it's the better gun anyhow. Best, Steve
You always make good videos. However, can some one tell me what kind of grease does this syringe have so I can buy from local hardware store because we don't have official omega retail stores here in our country?
@@AEAC many thanks I just couldn't find the exact brand in my country. Can you provide me generic information which grease I should look for in hardware store and with which additives?
@@saadmagnum936 I quick texted the owner of Omega your question and he answered with that. I'd just research on your end, showing your local specialists that. It's basically "vegetable grease, high temp, water resistant."
Do I need to start with compressed air, or does this device take in atmospheric? (Been away from airgun videos [re: PCP's] for a few years, but at the time, there appeared to be only airgun compressors that required compressed-air as input.)
Airgun Exploration & Advancement Channel was just looking on AOA page cheap. have to wait for a check. trail charger , and the new delta wolf with all the goodies. have a good day boss
Steve im really thinking buying the OMEGA TRAIL CHARGER right away, are you sure it will fill my 75 cubic foot carbon fiber bottle. I dont care if it takes long and I have to let it cool down, as long as it can do it buddy.
Hi Steve, can you double check your test notes at the end of the video? That text says the CF tank topped off in about 1 hour 10 minutes, but in the video wasn't it 1 hour 51 minutes to top it off? Still not bad, roughly the same as my shoebox f10... :-)
Hello, if you watch either video in its entirety, I explain duty cycles and rest cycles. These sections of the vids will answer your question quite clearly 👍.
@@AEAC Gotcha. Thanks for clarifying that for me. And yeah, I'm *that* guy in this post. PSA folks, this is what you get when you skip around a video and NOT take in all the details offered therein. (DOOOHHH!)
For certain - I've read every forum thread there is end-to-end on the Yong Heng. A lot of people really like them but for certain, they can be very hit or miss, are loud, run hot, and could need some extra love along the way... not to mention aren't 12v either. Would be cool to drag race em, lol. Lots of good reading out there for y'all.
Why can't they make a air compressor without that 12 volt convertor ? Too many connection, too many wire, more time consuming, more bag pack etc, it's a problem
Man my local dive shop said they can't sell me a tank or fill a tank in less im a certified scuba diver...freaking really? What am I supposed to do? I can barely afford a PCP. Let alone a compressor. Im sure the FD will be along the same lines. Guess I'll rob a flipping bank so I can "plink" in my own freaking yard
@@AEAC Thanks for the reply Sir love your UT channel by the way. Often wonder about fliers and for me I like to rule them out. I like to believe less is more. In the past 55 years of shooting I often wonder what shooter are wondering while they'er pausing before taking a shot then a flier occurs (moister leaving the barrel or variable friction related). The R.H where I'm at are in the upper 70% I have in and out Desiccant filters on my Omega helps me rule out that entity.....presently fliers are a rare occurrence for me. I shoot base on my target grouping not my chronograph.
Lots of kool pics but zero explanation of what and why? Pretty pics won't seem this thing if you don't explain what the heck i looking at! Tworectangulare.boxes, one black and big i assume the bigger one is the compressor etc, some smaller silverfish metal box, somehow connected to big black box but zero explanation. Nice zoom in on a clear plastic tube exiting big.balck box but what is it for? Come on guys...you forget to record and add the voice over?
"Zero Explanation?" ... there's 20 minutes of detailed explanation of ALL in this vid and a full hour in the other I directed y'all to. Was your mute button on or something, lol? Steve
@@AEAC actually, you make all these claims of "links below" that simply don't exist on my RUclips screen using and android phone. So, your argument is wasted. No, I wasn't and am not now, on mute. I am going by what shows up on my screen and speakers at any given time. Still holds true, even now. Your links do NOT pass through to an android phone using your own RUclips link. I get these via a google news feed. So no clue why they don't feed through, but there are NO Forum links at all. So statement stands . . . Lots of pretty pictures but no voice over. Apparently. By what you ate saying now by intent. Again, no links provided to the full explanatory video.
@@johnlynch7638 The links are there and they work just fine. On an Android device (or any device for that matter) the operator must open the video description drop-down below the video to view them. Do do this, simply tap the downward facing arrow/triangle to the right of the video's title 👍
john, not sure about your android, but make sure you tap the little ^ button on the right side of the video description, it should drop down the links and more text...maybe that’s it?
Any compressor that sounds like this when it runs is destined to die.... much like your NOMAD unit you reviewed which frankly, might be the biggest fail in air gunning in the last two years.
Nomad unit "mine?" No, I'm just a reviewer. The Nomad belongs to Air Venturi and the Omega line belongs to Precision Airgun Distribution. I haven't read much negative on the Nomad II and have seen lots of happy users on the forums. On the Omega, I'm finding lots of positive owner reports the past 2 years and no negative. Hope this helps, Steve
lol, think the unit is already sold to a viewer... AOA is sending a drop ship label to me for it for them. Betcha they got a nice price on a new unit with 3 hrs on it :-) Steve
Just picked one of these up after watching the review. Got really tired of getting partial fills, from my local range or having to make a 90 minute round trip to my nearest dive shop. This compressor works extremely well, build quality is excellent and it’s quiet in operation. Biggest thing for me is having my own, reliable air source as and when I need it, both at home and out in the field. Thanks for a very thorough and accurate review. Cheers from U.K.
Excuse me, Where did you purchase yours? I am having trouble finding one.
@@Tripsolo65 Got mine from Gilbert Distribution here in U.K. the contact was Ross who was very helpful and replied to emails quickly, the service was great. Hope this helps.
@@Tripsolo65 If you are in the US try Airguns of Arizona. Cheers.
@@ianashton886 put my name on their list yesterday. Thanks
@@Tripsolo65 Great, good to hear !
I have an Omega charger that is four years old with 30 hours on the clock. I have changed the fluids four times and a burst disc. No problems what so ever. Highly recommended!
You good Steve thanks for what you do for us 👍🏻
I just recently picked up the omega trail charger from airguns of Arizona, I really like it!
Still working?
@@johnimperial9777 yep
@@jamesbrownmiller808 any problem encountered?
@@johnimperial9777 nope!
Always like to see your videos very informative and I normally trust your opinion 👍 unlike a lot of other
Thank u. I wouldn't lead you guys astray 👍
This channel is amazing, thank you for existing!!
Ok Omega Trail Charger is on the list of must have. Any body seen my money belt? LOL
I think I'm going to have to get one of these. Good video Steve. And thanks for sharing. 👍🇺🇲✌
Totally 👍
Very grounded and practical review, absolutely spot on 👍👍👍
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Water filters are important with compressed air .
I’m involved in mechanical repair, auto body repair, and automated packaging equipment, as well as PCP .
We use refrigerated dryers, expansion tanks and filters .
I use a big inline filter with active charcoal and filter pads on each end , to hold the charcoal in .
My pcp filter pads get soaked especially in humid weather, no way you want water inside any mechanical design unless it’s a water pump , yeah I also work with big irrigation pumps .
Great review , but consider using a filter for more consistent performance and longevity.
The cool down time might also relate to the core and windings getting too warm .
If electrical components get hot they start using more amps and generate more heat , leading to higher and higher temps and current draw that can damage wires or windings ( depending on motor design ) .
I to own a trail charger and love it.. one thing I noticed yours has a different coolant cap steve to my uk bought one.(Gilbert distribution uk) mine has just a plain sight glass cap.?
I’ve done a few modifications to mine aswell like added a hour meter that only runs with green button,and mounted my PSU to the side as I will never use the 12v option...good video steve there a great little compressor
You car battery goes faster because it can actually put out a ton more power than a 120V to 12V converter can. Your 120V breaker is probably 15A, 20A at best (which means 2400W TOPS, likely 1800W). Then the converter is lossy, you probably lose 25% in conversion (so 1350-1800W tops), and that thing probably isn't even pulling that.
Compare that to your car battery which is natively 12V and can output hundreds to thousands of amps easily. 1000A is not absurd, which is 12,000W.
I would probably advise having your car running when you pump to prevent running your battery down.
The company that makes the Omega makes the GX cS3. One is fan cooled and the other water. The company that is making theses compressors use good quality parts. That's from my understanding reading online..and other videos
I have one now and love it. Just wish they would have put an hour meter on it. You have to keep track of the run time to keep up with the maintenance schedule. Other than that it seems to be GREAT!
I think oil is the main concern more than moisture. Oil will get into your valve stem tiny orings and cause them to slip in between and get cut.
You left out the Omega Air Charger which really is the sweet spot for the airgun guy who doesn't need to take it on the road. It is $300 more but has an 8 hour continuous duty cycle. I've got over 1.5 years on it and well over 30 operational hours. It just keeps working. So if a person can fork over $1150 or so, it is simply the best thing I own in airgunning.
Question Steve on the cooling system on the compressor how hot does the cooling system get I take it would not be wise to open it while it's hot like a vehicle just asking about this safety because you didn't mention it in the video
Not hot at all, nothing like a pressurised vehicle radiator... more like a warm bath. The owner's manual actually says to check the coolant level just as I shaded in the vid 👍
110* see my Instagram page just now 🤓... pics & explanation there 👍
clearly the car battery delivers more amps (no sag) than the converter.
Can you do a review on the Benjamin vaporizer in .177?
Hard to say what Crosman will send in 2021 but I will try.
Thank you, you do the best airgun reviews on RUclips
And would you reccomend the hatsan 95 in .177?
@@monsterg5879 Yes, the 95 is a good gun. Just be sure to get a heavier pellet to slow things down so it can be accurate... probably around 10-15gr in .177. Steve
Great review 👍! Thank you!
Darn it Steve! You're always beatin up my wallet! This is anther great video. You should make documentaries.
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Steve, by now you surely have had adequate time with most of all the compressor options on the market and because I value your opinion I have to know... What is the best option for longevity and low maintenance for a guy that will never fill anything other than a couple of rifles 4-5 times a weekend? No tanks, no buddy bottles, Just directly filling rifles. I think I have it narrowed down between the nomad 2 and the omega travel charger in this video. But maybe there is a better option? Maybe there isn't lol The money between those two isn't really the issue I just want something that will last.
Nice review! Would like to see a review of the JTS GXE-CS3 compressor and your thoughts about it. Thanks.
Revew of kral puncher knigth please
Kral signed up for a few vids in 2021 so we'll see what they send 😊 Steve
Good review Steve
Have you ever had to hydro test your tanks since you have had them?
No, never but there's lots of dive shops in Tampa Bay if need be 😁
@@AEAC okay because I've heard they need hydro tested every 5 years and they end their life at 15 years
That car engine is clean af how many balistol patches did you run through it?
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What carbon tank carrier is that you have? Can’t seem to find one like that and I need one...Thx!
Go where I said and u shall find 🌈 😊
Unavailable. 😬
@@robg.9832 Happens quick when the vids go up, hehe. Vlog posted October 16th... imagine they sold out pretty quickly after that. They'll happily put u one on order though. Or, call them and ask to buy the one they sent me for the vid and I can drop ship it from here for ya. Steve
I need this and am very interested in getting one for my Benjamin M-Rod .22 caliber. I'm not trying to spend 2k on a compressor to get rid of the hand pump. I could and would swing $800 to $900 for this though! Sweet!!
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I’m waiting for mine to arrive, I wonder if it’s possible to lengthen the battery cables, so I can charge in the back of Cherokee. Thanks for the great info
I was thinking the same thing. I'm sure you can guys the I offroad with have compressor permanently installed in the rear to air up tires. Just need the right quality and type of wiring
Is there a generic version of this? It looks just like the GX Cs3 but with water cooling.
I imagine they both come from the same manufacturer but the Omega is produced with upgrades.
@@AEAC Thanks !! Keep up the stellar work, I always learn tons of stuff on your videos.
Thanks great review
How many watts does the inverter draw?
if 300 bar is 4351psi, how does it safely fill to 4500psi, which is 310 bar?
If your SCBA tank is approved for 300 bar, it'll be just fine filled to 310 bar. Also charges cool and condense so often people (including me) overfill a bit to compensate.
Looks like a nice air compressor. I would disagree with the desiccant setup as air compressors like my
mrod air airmax system I bought years ago bypasses oil as well as water. I have had to replace aluminium parts due to corrosion and using a cheap desiccant with a paper filter keeps it out of the gun. I also have a high end filter on this system but have never had to replace the filter due to changing desiccant and the tiny paper when needed.
Hmmm Hill compressor still at the top of my list ..Great video though .
the rifle is very good, I would like to have a rifle like that, good luck
Great review and thoughts on this compressor. Who makes that tank bag?
Vlog 👍
Sweet dog, looks similar to my past away chiwawa mix dog 😍👍🖖
Chihuahua, Miniature Pincher, and Pomeranian... we had them DNA tested, lol 😆
@@AEAC very cool 🖖👍
Could you do a full review on the Umarex Origin .22
I'd love to Antonio but for some reason it's been crickets at Umarex for me this year. Guess they didn't like their AEAC Gauntlet reviews, lol. Steve
Man I really like your reviews you tell the real truth Iam really thinking about purchasing the origin for my first pcp
@@skeltonantonio Not to be malicious of course but I've completed 2 reviews now on the Avenger (tuning guide and full review) already and I suspect it's the better gun anyhow. Best, Steve
Can you use a hand pump don't have the funds for compressor and I heard regulators take a lot of money maintaining
@@skeltonantonio Yes on the handpump, and somebody's having fun with you on the regulator misinformation 😁
Great video ! What bipod do you have on your FX wildcat?
You always make good videos. However, can some one tell me what kind of grease does this syringe have so I can buy from local hardware store because we don't have official omega retail stores here in our country?
Use Renewable Lubricants Bio Food Grade EP Grease #0 or #2.
@@AEAC many thanks I just couldn't find the exact brand in my country. Can you provide me generic information which grease I should look for in hardware store and with which additives?
@@saadmagnum936 I quick texted the owner of Omega your question and he answered with that. I'd just research on your end, showing your local specialists that. It's basically "vegetable grease, high temp, water resistant."
@@AEAC I really appreciate your efforts on this. Once again thanks
Do I need to start with compressed air, or does this device take in atmospheric?
(Been away from airgun videos [re: PCP's] for a few years, but at the time, there appeared to be only airgun compressors that required compressed-air as input.)
hello and welcome. have a watch of my vid for y'all & enjoy! I demo the trail charger in great detail, answering your question. Best. Steve
Great video Steve, Would you use this Omega Trail charger to fill 74 cu bottle once weekly, Do you think it can handle it
Omega says so, so why not? 😁
when does the omega come out i like it. it would go every were with me
It's available now.
Airgun Exploration & Advancement Channel was just looking on AOA page cheap. have to wait for a check. trail charger , and the new delta wolf with all the goodies. have a good day boss
Have you reviewed that hatsan hydra?
aeaconline.com 👍
Steve im really thinking buying the OMEGA TRAIL CHARGER right away, are you sure it will fill my 75 cubic foot carbon fiber bottle. I dont care if it takes long and I have to let it cool down, as long as it can do it buddy.
I relayed such at the suggestion of the manufacturer so I don't see why not. I demoed it too for y'all. Steve
@@AEAC thanks Steve for your fast responce.
Hi Steve! Can antifreeze be used instead of water as a coolant? If so, will it give any effect?
Hello. Pure antifreeze should be mixed at least 50/50 with water... i myself would probably go 70/30 in favor of water.
@@AEAC Hello! Thank you very much for your valuable advice!
Hi Steve, can you double check your test notes at the end of the video? That text says the CF tank topped off in about 1 hour 10 minutes, but in the video wasn't it 1 hour 51 minutes to top it off? Still not bad, roughly the same as my shoebox f10... :-)
Hello, if you watch either video in its entirety, I explain duty cycles and rest cycles. These sections of the vids will answer your question quite clearly 👍.
@@AEAC Gotcha. Thanks for clarifying that for me. And yeah, I'm *that* guy in this post. PSA folks, this is what you get when you skip around a video and NOT take in all the details offered therein. (DOOOHHH!)
@@coultervid lol, 1 hour & 10 minutes run time 👍....don't actually feel it needed the two 20 minute cool downs but what do I know 😊
The Yong Heng is a quarter the price and still liquid cooled, albeit a bucket besides it and noisy. I trust these are way better quality 🇦🇺
For certain - I've read every forum thread there is end-to-end on the Yong Heng. A lot of people really like them but for certain, they can be very hit or miss, are loud, run hot, and could need some extra love along the way... not to mention aren't 12v either. Would be cool to drag race em, lol. Lots of good reading out there for y'all.
This puts my Hatsan Spark to shame.
Can some one post this to the UK please.
It's posted on Gile's airgun101.com along with my Trail Charger Vlog as well. Best, Steve
how much?
Have a watch. I've provided this information for y'all in the video 👍
When are these compressors going to be more affordable? Too expensive
Why can't they make a air compressor without that 12 volt convertor ? Too many connection, too many wire, more time consuming, more bag pack etc, it's a problem
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awe....pup pup. my pup got took by coyotes. why i am wanting a air gun. vengence sir
[NO ON BRASS] ONLY USE STAINLESS STEEL!
Man my local dive shop said they can't sell me a tank or fill a tank in less im a certified scuba diver...freaking really? What am I supposed to do? I can barely afford a PCP. Let alone a compressor. Im sure the FD will be along the same lines. Guess I'll rob a flipping bank so I can "plink" in my own freaking yard
Try a Paintball facility. They seem to be everywhere.
Moisture effects constant accuracy in a PCP ...less elements to deal with...the drier the better.
I fully respect your findings but I've never observed this to be a factor and I've bad the fortune to witness a lot of extreme spreads 😊👍
@@AEAC Thanks for the reply Sir love your UT channel by the way. Often wonder about fliers and for me I like to rule them out. I like to believe less is more. In the past 55 years of shooting I often wonder what shooter are wondering while they'er pausing before taking a shot then a flier occurs (moister leaving the barrel or variable friction related). The R.H where I'm at are in the upper 70% I have in and out Desiccant filters on my Omega helps me rule out that entity.....presently fliers are a rare occurrence for me. I shoot base on my target grouping not my chronograph.
@@gizmohawaii 👍 almost always it's the pellet causing this, and sometimes the magazine.
@@AEAC Sometimes ..but I've tested all that tirelessly in the past...
Lots of kool pics but zero explanation of what and why? Pretty pics won't seem this thing if you don't explain what the heck i looking at! Tworectangulare.boxes, one black and big i assume the bigger one is the compressor etc, some smaller silverfish metal box, somehow connected to big black box but zero explanation. Nice zoom in on a clear plastic tube exiting big.balck box but what is it for? Come on guys...you forget to record and add the voice over?
"Zero Explanation?" ... there's 20 minutes of detailed explanation of ALL in this vid and a full hour in the other I directed y'all to. Was your mute button on or something, lol? Steve
@@AEAC actually, you make all these claims of "links below" that simply don't exist on my RUclips screen using and android phone. So, your argument is wasted. No, I wasn't and am not now, on mute. I am going by what shows up on my screen and speakers at any given time. Still holds true, even now. Your links do NOT pass through to an android phone using your own RUclips link. I get these via a google news feed. So no clue why they don't feed through, but there are NO Forum links at all. So statement stands . . . Lots of pretty pictures but no voice over. Apparently. By what you ate saying now by intent. Again, no links provided to the full explanatory video.
@@johnlynch7638 The links are there and they work just fine. On an Android device (or any device for that matter) the operator must open the video description drop-down below the video to view them. Do do this, simply tap the downward facing arrow/triangle to the right of the video's title 👍
@@johnlynch7638 sorry it’s not working for you, but the links are working for me (albeit on iPad). Thanks Steve, your videos are awesome!
john, not sure about your android, but make sure you tap the little ^ button on the right side of the video description, it should drop down the links and more text...maybe that’s it?
Any compressor that sounds like this when it runs is destined to die.... much like your NOMAD unit you reviewed which frankly, might be the biggest fail in air gunning in the last two years.
Nomad unit "mine?" No, I'm just a reviewer. The Nomad belongs to Air Venturi and the Omega line belongs to Precision Airgun Distribution. I haven't read much negative on the Nomad II and have seen lots of happy users on the forums. On the Omega, I'm finding lots of positive owner reports the past 2 years and no negative. Hope this helps, Steve
Nooo my wallet!
teardown!!!!
lol, think the unit is already sold to a viewer... AOA is sending a drop ship label to me for it for them. Betcha they got a nice price on a new unit with 3 hrs on it :-) Steve
@@AEAC "dont turn it on, take it apaaaaart" ;) but alright then nice video anyway
@@DeathbyKillerBong lol 😆