Yong Heng 4500 psi PCP Air Compressor: Filling a Ninja 90ci Tank From Empty
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- Despite the oil issue, I still think this is a decent value. Just showing you how it works, and giving an honest review of it. Under 20 min to fill a 90 cubic inch ninja regulated tank isn't bad, much better than hand pumping!!! See link below for battery size!
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I got some good use of mine and it works brilliantly
A few good pointers is to use distilled water with regular coolant fluid
for aluminum motors
Else the aluminum compressor head will be pitted pretty quickly inside,
dissolve the aluminum
Also let the compressor run freely for at least two whole minutes before
starting to pressurize as the piston and cylinder actually needs to get
up to working temperature to work best as possible and wear down as
little as possible, just think of it like a regular aluminum combustion
engine, it is just the same.
The water separator you can get to be installed after the compressor,
you can get one rather cheap online for just this model of compressor,
it is actually just a cylinder that the compressed air gets through the
top of and the water then flows down and slowly fills this cylinder the
once in a while you just bleed out this cylinder/tank at the bottom and
you can also do this with the big tanks if you have a manual valve, just
hold the valve downwards and bleed out the water before usage
That is pretty much it, use as good quality oil as possible and this
will also help with the compression effectiveness of the compressor.
I hope you then gets as happy as i do
Sorry for my bad English, i don't know the proper English word for what
the effect regular tap water has on aluminum as coolant, but grey white
scales grows out from the dissolved aluminum and impact the lifespan and
cooling performance of the compressor head greatly
Thee water reacting to the aluminium is electrolysis and to reduce it use normal car antifreeze. Antifreeze has a corrosion inhibitor that reduces electrolysis.
I have one of these compressors and I have used it quiet a bit. I added a larger separator that I pack with molecular sieve. A little oil in the condensate bleed and the pre-filter is normal with these compressors. I keep my eye on my oil level and change it often. I also never let my temperature go past 74c. Good luck to you and thanks for sharing.
I got the 220v Yong Heng about a year and a half ago. I love it. Just finished refilling my 60 minute SCBA fireman's air tank..I started the pump with 2700psi in the tank and 13 minutes later it has 4200 PSI... Just awesome.
Did you get it used on ebay like a scba tank that's expired certificate? Wondering if it's safe to use that, how long it take to fill from empty?
@@Kcrunchymunch im reading your comment 12 months later. Im wundering if you went through with your plan to walk around with an expired 300bar Bomb and if you still have your teeth in place.
@@boerbeun 😆 I was asking, I didn't do that. It's for reaearch.
@@boerbeun no I like staying alive more than saving a couple bucks. But I managed to see others not care as much.
Very good vid. Ran super cool with out ice. I painted cars. Home. Added a big filter for oil and water. Held a tolit paper size roll. Before painting no air on. I moved a lever on filter to open and any water or oil drained down on floor. Same as the valve on the left. Not air line side. That side should be opened first then the air side next. I had to replace filter every 5 or six times. You will get water and oil on the left side. Never open at at bottle. I just bought one of these. If you open the air line side first you will have more gunk left. Open left side as you look at it from front. Oil water blasted out that side
Thanks! Yup, left side (low pressure) is where most the oil comes from I've found. I've since been bleeding that more often and it seems to help. I just take it slowly and I never used ice....
Add teflon tape to the low pressure bolt and high pressure bolt. Make sure to bleed low side every few minutes with a rag in hand and that should help the oil from hitting up to the high side. Just a thought.
Thank you for the review. Saved me some money.
Good review of this compressor. I'm planning to get into high pressure air soft guns. There is no way I would use a manual pump!
Nov 27, 2021 now...still got the pump..still works great.. But...I have used it to just fill my guns directly... so fast and easy.. 1 minute or 2 and you are ready to shoot again... Only time using the tank is when I go away.. which is rare. so this pump has been used in short spurts for a couple years now.. But.. is fast and I love it.
This unit has been out for a while, most reviews give a positive response, when you are working with 4500 PSI you can expect some blow by of oil, the real culprit is moisture , if you can put the compressor in a controlled low humidity room it will help eliminate some of that, your idea on a larger filter intake is a good idea !
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Excellent 👍 for stop compressor..long life compressor.
Great video!! Thanks for sharing!!!👍
The bleed screw on the left is the water separator port. It’s normal operations
The hand pump is great exercise. But can really slow down the shooting. I'm with you on the compressor
True dat. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the info, when filling bottles, sit them in cold water too. Like some diving shops do when you have them filled there ,
I to would have ice in the cooling water too, al
alan, yoda,150 I'll have to give that a try too! Thanks!
MrTurbo458 .
I worked in a shed helping making PCP in the UK. Ripley guns, so soon learnt a few tricks in there on filling the new guns in there, wpsi 300bar. Test psi to 350bar, u see a 20/30 bar drop on a hot bottle on filling, so u see wot a cold water tub will do to save t&e on filling. ;) Al
@@764776 Hi. when I fill my tank. the HY says 300/4500 bar and the gauge on the tank says less 280/4200. and tricks? I have auto shut off and the meter needle bounces towards the end of the fill. not allowing to fill to 300/4500 .
@@BK-gc1jm hi there, u can't trust a gauge 100%
so don't worry, u still got near 300. ;)
I had 1 that read plum to others at 100bar, but at 200bar was out by 25bar. as long as the pump running fine don't worry ;) Al
Yeah from the bleed valve. I just tried mine for the first time today super fast under 20 maybe 15 min... Loved it lol i was hella scared i was behind a wall watching it....
lmao!
Jose Trigo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Runnnnn Forrest Runnnnn! No it's safe!
I think the same thing like what if it explodes. Damn Chinese would get the last laugh
They are going to get the last laugh anyway, cause they are going to own US.
If you keep the black filter and hose higher than the pumps discharge the moisture will flow back into the the aluminum block so it can be blown off with the bleed off knob, and should be done on the high and low side about every five minutes while filling. Keep the tampon prefilter changed when it shows saturation through to the back side so nothing goes to your gun or tank. I use a second filter filled with molecular sieve above the tampon filter to remove any additional moisture. You can also add a layer of carbon below the sieve if the smell bothers you but it won't damage the gun. The sieve I use has color changing beads so it's easy to tell when it needs replaced. I refill my 45 minute scba tank from 3000 psi to 4300 psi in about 15 minutes and my temp is just reaching 60C when I turn it off.
Good tips, thanks for watching!
Hi. Can you please share replacement filter and sieve products you use?
my yong heng compressor showing 4700 but in the same time air tank gauge is about 300 bar showing , i don't know which one is correct
The manual says when you fill air tanks on the 4500 PSI side, you'll probably have oil blow. By from the low side bleed. So 4500 PSI is the limit ticket.
nice pump ,I got one also on ebay for 299,,,I put ice cubes in the water and it keeps it alot cooler
Sweet! I'll have to give that a shot! Thanks for the tip!
I heard that there is a vent valve coming from the compressor that will spray a little mist so a little bit of oil is normal.
I am looking to get one of this compressors.I am 50 years old and just now getting into pcp air rifles.I have seen the YONG HENG 110 volt compressors for $285.00 free shipping on ebay,but they sale fast at that price.I have always been a competitive shooter in fire arms and never gave air rifles much thought.Boy have I been missing out.I have $1500.00 dollar 22 lr guns and the GAMO URBAN I bought is almost as accurate as my Anschutz.Thanks for the video.
Hi,
Yes! Airguns are very fun and can be VERY accurate/powerful. I like all guns, but something about airguns just interests me a lot. That is a good price for the compressor with free shipping, too! Welcome to the world of airguns, and thanks for your comment!
Henry: I know how U feel. I am now getting into PCP. My $300 Gauntlet will easily cost me $1000 and I bet I don't need to explain. But, these rifles are so cool, and quiet. I will be upgrading. PS. I am 20 yrs older.
Lol ill be 49 in a month or so and been shooting springer/nitro pistons awhile but just really entered the real airgun world myself..ordering my first pcp the first of november for my early birthday present and im just fascinated at how far theyve came sense my red ryder days as a kid..Its great in my opinion because i get those good memories back of my childhood with some high powered velocity and accuracy. .needless to say i am as excited as a kid on christmas mornin for sure..lol...Happy airguning!!👍
You are warned , dont waste your money on this junky compressor , oil and water will be getting in your tank / gun like crazy .
@@powersonic6255 Thanks for the heads up!!
Dude! Just found your channel :) I didn't know you had one!
I do!
That is why I am going to spend more and get the AirVenturi. I believe ari venturi is not made in China and has 5 star all the way. Thanks for posting and describing the issues found.
It's always better to buy a step up from what you initially think you want. But some people just can't afford to... You have to make the choice of what you can buy. I just try to give an honest opinion so you can make that call. I now own a daystate compressor, but the YH worked until I could upgrade.
@@MRT_H do u think the day state is worth it
@@austinwilson4976 I think so. So far it rocks.
I got one and in a humid environment (Charleston,SC) its sprays out water like crazy when I bleed it. So if you live in that environment get a long dessicant filter for all the water in the air it will suck in.
Not too humid here, but thanks for the tip & comment!
I'm in Upstate SC spews water up here too.
You need to have a molecular salve filter. You will Fill your guns and tanks with water and oil. It’s essential.
need a tuxing air filter ,that is the oil water valve ,you need the bigger filter thought i i got mine tuxing
3200psi output HOLY SHIT you can regulate a airforce texan with this very good, this is more power than it has usual
4,500 psi.
I just got the same compressor and the only thing that was concerning me was once desired pressure in tank was reached,what was the switching off procedure,you answered this,thanks,first fill in a couple of days.
drekceldude Glad to help!
what is the procedure ? thank u mine is due to arrive next week
Saw its says use aw 46 and iso vg46is this eiher or or for diff components?
Hey just a thought . If your tank get warm it is way harder to fill . Lay your tank on an ice pack or put it in the freezer before filling. We do this is the n.o.s world to fill our tanks from a mother bottle .
That's a good idea, thanks! I was thinking about having it in a water bath while filling to help pull the heat. Usually it's just 2800-4500 fills though and I do it in a few segments. I'll try the ice pack/freezer trick.
HPA / Nitrogen is a Little different than Co2. Co2 is a liquid fill and acts as a refrigerant when it turns to gas. A cold bottle just helps the 2 tanks equalize. Your bulk tanks temperature starts dropping when Co2 escapes. So you chill empty Co2 bottles to make the air inside colder and denser, thus easier to compress and equalizing better with the liquid Co2 coming in from the chilled bulk tank to get a more complete fill. The best thing to do with Co2 is fill your bottle to about 1/4 capacity and then dump it. The rapidly escaping/evaporating Co2 going from liquid state to gas will almost freeze the bottle you're filling. The heat generated by any compressor will heat your bottle within a couple of minutes now matter how cold it is to begin with. Best to get as good a fill as you can the night before and top it off the next day when it's cooled down. Or better yet, buy a bulk HPA bottle to keep topped off and fill your gun from it instead of the compressor. Me, I'd set up a fill area with dryers and filtration duping into 2 or 3 scuba tanks all plumbed together for increased volume then fill from the bottles. Less heat, less contamination to your gun of gun bottle. I have paintball guns worth $2,000 when rigged up that function using electronic solenoids. I'm very picky about the system I charge them with lol
I had some oil get into the air gun when I first started my pump. It took some time for things to wear in. I run it no more than ten minuets at a time allowing the water pump to run continuously. Purging the water and dirt is important.
Did i mention how much of a god send this thing is?
Jason B Good to know, thanks! Yes they are very handy!
Ever have any issues with moisture in your marker?
Even with an inline filter my YH would have a lot of moisture and oil in the air it pumped out.
What nossle does the air compressor take?
I’m using hydraulic oil in mine and it seems to do better on oil getting past piston. The oil also seems to stay cleaner longer.
That's what I'm using. I need to make an update video on this, I've figured out a lot of things since this video. And the compressor is still chugging along.
@@MRT_H Yes you do I just ordered one and watched the video and read all the comments lol
Thanks bud
Thanks for the info.
Im looking at getting 1.
How has it held up since this video was made? Would you still recommend?
I sold it to a friend, and it was still chugging along this year! I have heard other stories, however. But to get started, they aren't bad!
Try leaving a garden hose in the bucket running at a slow rate, enough to keep the bucket full. I freeze several coffee cans and dump the ice in the water to help keep the water cooler. Leave the water return line (the hot water exiting the pump) out of the bucket. You'll see a huge difference in the water temps.
Hello there. By the way, what's the recommended oil to use in a Yong Heng compressor like your's? Caracteristic of that oil and what not to use. All the descriptions would be great as I live in Cote d'Ivoire (Africa). Thanks
The manufacturer recommended ISO 46 anti wear hydraulic oil. Some people used full synthetic 5w-40 motor oil and they said the unit is working fine
I bet that compressor makes life a lot more enjoyable lol!
Yes, yes it does!
Cooling the compressor is the secret to its survival and performance. I have studied this compressor extensively before ordering as I kept reading horror stories about people frying them so
I have modified mine extensively to keep the cylinder temperature down. This includes; using cold water (0-5 degress C) to cool the cylinder. I also installed aluminum fins from an old GPU cooler and stuck them on the metal tubing of the cylinder to dissipate the heat. I added a powerful 12V PC fan that blows air on the main cylinder and the tubes with the fins. I have been using the compressor for 2 years now and it can go up to 6000 Psi with this set-up without any problems. In the future I will add an oil cooler as well and a mini oil pump connected to the main oil tank. The oil I use is the best available; Royal Purple Synthetic. I also apply a cold wet cloth to the front compressor casing as I noted this ends to get hot at high pressures. The cold wet cloth removes laent heat from the casing and I change it every time the cloth feels hotter.
The point is; this set-up works very well. One note; I live in a tropical climate with extreme heat and moisture. SO, my advise; don't underestimate the need for extra cooling and you should be fine, Check oil levels at each fill. Most failures are due to improper use. Even the manufacturer I noted gives the wrong recommendations as to the cooling requirements. Better overkill measures than kill the compressor !
Respect. I'll be using some of your tips. I ordered a similar PCP compressor. To be honest looks exactly the same. Pumped out of the same factory probably.
Hey turbo one quick question your video when you filled your ninja tank you looked at that white filter and you had a little bit of that oil at one end but nothing at the other since the time of that video till now have you noticed any leakage into your guns as far as water or oil or have those white filters kept it clean? Thanks
So far, the filters seem to do their job. But I would replace the filter very often. Otherwise, you may get oil/water in your tank/gun.
@@MRT_H so by now I'm sure you've had to buy more filters. How often do you suggest they be changed out? Thanks
@@JohnTaylor-ne2kz I haven't had to yet, unfortunately I haven't done much shooting lately. I experimented with cleaning the filters, dawn dish soap and hot water seemed to help clean it up a little bit. And I was able to fill my 90cuin tank a few times before the oil started to make it past the filter. Results will probably vary, some may pump more oil, etc
The reason I went with a yong heng is they had the best reviews & I could buy 10 of them for what they want for the better one
Ive had mine for over three yrs,, blew a saftey plate onlyvissue.
If you put ice in the bucket it will keep it cooler.
I think it’s best to pre filter the air and post filter the air
I am getting air pressure blowing from the black plastic part that sits in the oil filler space is that crackcase pressure and is the engine fooked
Too much oil. Put it on a very level surface, let the oil settle, then drain so it’s just above the middle dot.
What fitting did you have to use to get it to work with the Ninja regulator's foster? Have a link?
I just had it laying around, it was off of a remote paintball line I think. It threaded right on.
Ok good to know .
Could you ice the circulating water?
You will have a quite some water splashing around in this bottle, when you do it like this. The warmer your climate is, the more. 20°C air holds 2300Pa of water. If you compress that to 300 bar, that makes almost 7 bars or 700.000Pa of water pressure. 697.700 of which will condense out when the air cools.
Oil coming out of the bleed valve is normal. Idk why you are overreacting and thinking there is a problem or the case is leaking. Oil and moisture will build up from all the pressure. And when you bleed. It comes out. That is why we all use a oil/water separator at output so all the junk wont go into our guns. Even high end compressor costing $1000 to $2000 will have oil and moisture when you bleed too. Perfectly normal and not dude to cheap Chinese junk.
Your statement is inaccurate and misleading . My expensive compressor which cost about $1600 does not have oil coming from the bleed valve . ( Pure Water ) . I don't know why you are speaking highly of this Chinese junk compressor but I recommend you speak the truth and speak it forever .
What keeps the air from going back into the compressor when you open the compressor bleed valves?
The foster fitting on his tank has a check valve in it, same as your gun. That's not always true if your tank has only one port for filling and exhaust, there obviously can't be a check valve. Assuming that's what you mean.
I got the same compressor but has different company name. It came delivered in an oil soaked box. I followed instructions. First use , I was pumping ice water and the compressor heated up to 60°C in less than 5 min. I shut it down, checked the oil and it was almost black. I too thought I overfilled it. That sight glass is too small so the surface tension of the oil causes the level to hook up at the ends. But I changed the oil and was sure to just touch the dot the second time (that's only a difference of a couple tablespoons of oil). Anyway, I fired it up again. Again, it heated up in minutes. This time I let it climb. Was going to shut it down at 65°C, as per directions. At about 63° C, it started smoking excessively. Before I could get the valve all the way closed on my scuba tank, the motor cut out. That all happened within a span of less than 5 min. I was thinking someone bought it, misused it and returned it then it was shipped to me. I still don't know what's wrong with it. I'm working out an exchange now. Not sure if I want to roll the dice again...
Seems like there are some out there that aren't so good from the factory. Quality control is still a little shaky it would seem.... Hope you have better luck!
MrTurbo458 well they refunded all my money and told me to keep the compressor. When I clear a spot big enough on my work bench, ill dive into rebuilding it. I think they sent me one that had been abused and returned . Was there any sign of used oil on yours when you first opened it and took it out of the box? ..
j dog No, mine was dry and looked brand new. That's good they have you a refund at least!
MrTurbo458 thanks. That helps a lot.
@j dog they sell all the parts for these machines on alibaba express.
How many fills you get on the maurader ? Not empty to full but average refill time to full, off the carbon bottle.
If I remember correctly, it was 4ish. But don't quote me. I've got a big tank now, and tend not to use the smaller one as much.
What if you used a bucket full of ice water?
How many refills do you get from that 90CC Carbon Fiber Bottle once full? The water and oil on the first stage isn't a big deal as long as you drain it a about every 10 minutes on a big fill. You might consider building a cradle to hold your tank securely while filling. Nice video, thanks for making the effort to put it together.
It depends on the gun I'm filling. It's also 90 cu in, not CC's, otherwise it would be tiny! Stock Benjamin Marauder air tube, I think I got about 4 fills maybe? I can't remember, but it's more of a tank to bring it to the field while hunting. I have the tank in a range bag that I found now, it's padded and I can store pellets and extra stuff in the bag as well. Works out very well.
Yeah Cubic Inch, Lol... I’m not sure how that happened. Thanks for the info.
Would you be able to run that off a generator?
Nice Video buddy; I received this Compressor some weeks ago and i have used it about Nine times to fill my carbon fiber tank (0,8l, 4500psi) and now it is broken, the pressure gauge it is not working, do you know how can I fix it? Thanks in advance!
Probably need to put a new gauge on it would be my guess.
Nice
That hose seems to be vibrating at a multiple of your frame rate
If you place the carbon fiber tank in a bucket of ice water you will be able to fill to the maximum 4500 psi. 😁
Is that safe?
@@boppernostopper8598 No it will cause the cylinder to rupture
@@snowcatxx7117 No it won't. I get my tanks filled at scuba shops and every one I've been to puts the cylinder in water to cool the tank to ensure a full fill, otherwise when the air in the tank cools down you will lose a lot of pressure.
@@PaulGSXR wait when air is cooler the molecules are actually small. They expand when heated. Just a thought. I know water will not hurt carbon fiber tanks though.
@@popsfarm916 exactly, but remember that when air is compressed it heats up, meaning when it returns to ambient temperature, the pressure will be lower. Submerging the cylinder when filling helps keep the temperature closer to ambient, therefor losing less pressure when it has completely cooled.
Did you have any success with putting a desiccant trap on the intake side?
I have not tried that yet, but it should in theory work
you can buy oil/water separator on eBay/Amazon about $90+ metal items full of desccicant and fiber filter .I believe they're also prevision for screw going them to base of the compressor chassis.
Can a inverter run a pcp compressor?
Hi, what are the water hoses or all that stuff you need to do with water
It's water-cooled
Great video . Would it fill my air venturi 100cu carbo fiber 4500 psi tank ?
That's basically what I'm filling in the video, so yes.
Put your water bucket level with your compressor. I run a small amount of lucus zink break in addictive in my royal purple oil.
Absolutely cooorect. The pump must work harder as it needs to push the water up to the compr4essor which means ledd volume and flow = less cooling. Super cooled water is also a must.
Good 👍👍👍
My compressor jumps one degree every second even though I have water running, what would you recommend?
Make sure your water in (from pump) is in the bottom of the upper head, return to bucket out the top, and make sure your oil level is right and that it is clean oil. As long as you don't go above the max temp, it will rise fairly quick, it's compressing air fast! that and maybe try running some ice packs/frozen water bottles like others suggested! Hope that helps!
Try putting a block of Frozen ice in the water, and letting it get cold before you run your compressor it will last longer if you do.. that ....and it will stay cooler .. I've got a small radiator and a fan on mine, too cool the water before it gets back to the bucket... so it doesn't melt the ice coming in on the hot side. I took the radiator out of an old refrigeration unit , and a fan behind that . just like in a car it cools the water on the hot side when it comes out before it gets back to the bucket. so it doesn't melt the ice..... And change the oil a lot don't let your oil get thin......!and you're cheap Chinese compressor will last you a long time it's not really a cheap compressor just because it comes from China.....you have to take care of it if you want it to last just like if you bought one from the United States... Everybody's always putting Chinese shit down.... some Chinese stuff is pretty good, other Chinese stuff is junk.. it all depends on what you're buying. These compressors are nice if you take care of them, they will last you a long time.... nothing lasts forever especially if you don't take care of it....
What type of oile did you use for the compressor?
I have also purchased Chinese compressor, I filled the compressor with synthetic motorcycle oil 10W30 API Service SN. It worked fine. I have refilled my PCP airgun about 20 times. (2000PSI to 3000PSI).
Try synthetic oil may help the ware issue (gray oil)
Robert Kruckman Thanks! I'll give it a shot! Haven't run it in a while but I'll have to try that.
Good 👍
Just purchased a zhong yan a week ago and I have excessive water leak coming flowing at top just above piston. It will not fill up over 2000 psi
Mannix ja That's not good!
Should have bought it from Aliexpress
Thats from your bleeder valve...one for air and the other for oil and water
Quite normal to get bit of oil and moisture from that bleed valve. Nothing wrong with compressor.
Jerry SEER Good to hear! I'll have to get more filters! Thanks for the comment!
@@MRT_H - That is not true , only the cheap junky compressor have this oil and water build up problem . Why buy a Gun for $800 and then let a cheap compressor damage it with dirty oily air . Save your money and get a better one . I bought two of these cheap unit and each time i fill my tanks it was a messy nasty experience . Oil everywhere and each time i fired my gun I get a disgusting smell coming from my gun .
@@powersonic6255 I plan to upgrade to a better system. But for now this works for me. If I have to tear my guns down and clean them more often, I don't mind.... Thanks for watching!
All compressors will have oil blowby and moisture from the atmosphere and that doesn't matter if you spend $350.00 or $3500.00. What does make a difference is the level of filtration after compression before going into your tank/gun. You can add all the filtration you want to this unit just like the higher cost units and get just a clean of air! This is also why more of the higher cost units are more money, they include larger filters.
@@MRT_H do you still use the same compressor?
Can it fill a 60 min bottle?
so i didnt read through all the comments but if you put a bag of ice in the water bucket will it keep the temp down
No.. common sense says itll raise the temp..
Sarcasm
HEY JUST WONDERING? with a filled rifle, and that tank how many shots do you get?
A lot
You can add ice with the water
Yup I run 8 ice packs in the water now, stays good for a whole shooting session
Hi sir . I have a venturi 100 cu air tank carbon. Is.there any new portable compressor available to fill that tank ?
There are 12v ones, I was looking at some, but ended up with a yong heng, if you are talking a 100ci tank..search this on ebay.. 30MPA 4500PSI High Quality Pcp Air Compressor 110V/12V Pump Portable
The tank you are filling, You need to have it in water to keep it cool. That way you will have a consistent pressure in your tank when it is cool.
Yes. This will also increase yield.
so okay to leave the bottom tank submerged?
How many top offs can you get with your marauder with that ninja bottle?
Most S.C.U.B.A. shops have the tanks in cool water to help with tank heat.
HELLO.Do you know if can i use this air for inhaling??most of this revievs are about using for airguns,but i would like to know if this air is good for scuba diving of course after going thru this filters???
It is not intended for breathing air.
@@MRT_H yes but what if i use ale these filters with active carbon?
@@heinrichvontryppel2987 That's a question for a dive shop. I wouldn't use it for breathing though.
@@MRT_H ok thank you.
no
Ice in the water will really help 😉
They should of punched out slits on the sides of the cover to allow fresh cool air to be drawn in to cool the electric motor. 😁
There is a fan in back, and ports that blow air to the front. Seemed to work fine.
I broke my yong hengs rubber plug on the oil I can't change the oil now and I'm scared to run it😭😭😭 any advice???
did you contact them and see if they could send you a spare plug?
How many time can you fill your rifle with the tank
Depends on the gun's capacity. But a stock marauder I think I was getting at least 5 fills if I remember correctly. Once I went to the bigger tank on the gun I think I get 3 fills. But I'm not 100% positive. I got the tank more as a backup in the field.
I have a Bauer Jr. II 4500psi compressor and have no problems like that you’re experiencing
Hi how many time can i fill my air rifle with that tank and 1 day
I get about 5-6 fills on most guns I have. It's more for a day out in the field for one or two fills. It depends on your guns capacity, etc as well
what is the change in new weight of cylender after having 45oo psi.
......it's filled with air. There shouldn't be a change in weight
Is it 1.4L?
Is this compressor reliable
Just wondering do you just plug this unit into a basic wall outlet? Can it run through a extension cord or surge protector?
There are 2 versions, one is 110v and one is 220v the 110/120 is regular US wall outlet power. Surge protector is fine, keep the cords shorter, but you should be ok.
@@MRT_H I just ordered the 110 off Amazon from your link. Can't wait to try it out on my 3500psi hpa tanks. Thanks for the reply.
@@Sujieun Awesome! Thank you for using the link!! These aren't bad little pumps. Just maintain it and take care of it, and you'll get longer service life.
Why didn't you lay your mike on top of the compressor?
Cause it was built into my phone. Plus it would clip out at a certain db, this proving useless to demonstrate how loud it is. I'm guessing that's what you're referring to....
100°F is 37,8°C,...so you were over a 100°F. Does the pump still work?
Yup, still cranking away today
100F aint shit, hell my forehead gets that hot
Iwant be sure!. thank you
How many times about will that bottle fill your Marauder.
I don't really recall. I want to say 4 ish times? But that's really guessing. Depends on if you're filling from 2500 or lower as well.
what connection do you use to fill your gun from the bottle
Hi, I have a rifle ( huben k1 ) operating at a pressure of 350 bar, can he fill up to 350 bar?
Based on my experience, I would say no. You'd pop a burst disc, and also the compressor runs out of steam around 4500psi, almost right after.
@@MRT_H thanks for the advice.
@@MRT_H do you know any compressor that can pump up to 350 bar
@@hb6339 Sure! I do not know of one offhand that can go that high
Stop at300 bar. That’s close to 4500. 350 bar is 5000 plus!
what can i be doing wrong? my compresor jump to 50 c within 1-2 mins. maybe i have the wires wrong? i can t find my instructions. which hose goes to the pump?
also i can hearing air escaping. i blew my first burst disk. and replaced it.
what do i do with the left low pressure release? ( red cap) i tighten it like the first video stated.
can u please help me get this thing working?
Can you use a regular air compressor to fill pcp tanks please respond
Cheezitz 777 No, they only go to 120ish psi. Pcp airguns use 3000 psi+. You could use a regular one with a booster pump (shoe box)... Google that.
MrTurbo458 thank you for the response gonna have to look for a high pressure one then
What foster fitting did you get?
It was just one I had laying around. In think it was from a remote line paintball setup
Stainless steel 8mm working pressure 6500