Dive/scuba shops do it for way less than a paintball shop or paintball field does. That's what I did for mine, got it done at a scuba gear shop for $8 a tank.
@@jd5393 maybe where you live, 8 was the cheapest I found here, and I called 24 places on both sides of the KC state line. Everywhere else wanted $16-25.
@@VencedorGamerdamn... Our nearby outdoor field has free 3000 psi air, and the indoor field ingo to has free 3000 and free 4500... The outdoor one it's called "Ultimate Battleground" in Massachusetts, and the Indoor one is called "Extreme Airsoft" in Rhode Island. Local scuba shops sometimes charge $8, sometimes charge $5, and some just do it for free because it's such a small tank.
@@Seabass1206 Ive had the worn out field air tank compressors just fall off the tank mid fill and deafen me for a few seconds with ringing. Some scary power in these things
Why you connected the Yong heng, directly to the bottle. Without a water/oil separator???. You will push moisture inside that pcp tank, doing it that way.
The field I used to manage gives you free unlimited air with entry free. I don't know why that's not the industry standard. Besides money... obviously.
It's a specialty high pressure air compressor. Sometimes around 400 to $600. Umarex makes a pretty good one that can run off wall current or a DC battery, like on your car if you're at an outdoor field (or go outside to your car at an indoor field)
It’s not capacity, it’s pressure. You have maybe what? 120psi in a regular home compressor? These are 4500psi. Unless you HAVE an hpa compressor these are the way to go
Don’t do this, cheap couple hundred dollar compressors ruin your tank after 6 months of refills, they turn the inside of your tank black as even with added filters they just aren’t good enough to maintain clean air being put into the tanks, save your tanks life span and just take it to a dive shop unless you have a $10k industrial grade compressor at home….
Good stuff. For someone who lives in the middle of nowhere these are a god send. Really does save you gas money, electric is pretty cheap still. 👍🏽
Best of luck with your setup! You'll love it
@@OrdoAirsoft haven't bought one yet. I don't know which one to get. I'm pretty indecisive. Have you tried the gx brand?
I have not tried the gx brand
Dive/scuba shops do it for way less than a paintball shop or paintball field does. That's what I did for mine, got it done at a scuba gear shop for $8 a tank.
The Airsoft store near me fills them for 5$ so idk where everyone is getting scammed at
$8 for an hpa fill??? Most stores do it for half that lol
@@jd5393 maybe where you live, 8 was the cheapest I found here, and I called 24 places on both sides of the KC state line. Everywhere else wanted $16-25.
mine is 5
@@VencedorGamerdamn... Our nearby outdoor field has free 3000 psi air, and the indoor field ingo to has free 3000 and free 4500...
The outdoor one it's called "Ultimate Battleground" in Massachusetts, and the Indoor one is called "Extreme Airsoft" in Rhode Island.
Local scuba shops sometimes charge $8, sometimes charge $5, and some just do it for free because it's such a small tank.
im way too skittish around tanks to do this kind of thing. worried i will literally die
if you be safe and do everything responsibly you will be ok, i mean the hpa tank usually sits right by the face anyway and thats the dangerous part
@@Seabass1206 Ive had the worn out field air tank compressors just fall off the tank mid fill and deafen me for a few seconds with ringing. Some scary power in these things
as someone with a air compressor at home to yse my power tools, i find this as a win
Why you connected the Yong heng, directly to the bottle. Without a water/oil separator???. You will push moisture inside that pcp tank, doing it that way.
It has filters in the system.
How long does it take this compressor to reach three thousand
You pay for refilling at sites?
The field I used to manage gives you free unlimited air with entry free. I don't know why that's not the industry standard. Besides money... obviously.
How long does it take to fill a68 tank?
Is there hpa with two valves? One for input and one for line out? Mainly as got plan to use regulator on out
How long it takes for one good refill?
Less than 5 minutes of run time for the compressor.
@@OrdoAirsoftwhy takes me one hour
@@jasontan7920sounds like you might have a leak
Would this be capable of bringing a 300 cf tank to 2400 psi?
I need the link I need to buy that for my paintball gun
The cat is out of the bag now the industry will be toppled by one man. Who would have ever thought you could buy a compressor.
Wait all you need is an air compressor?!?
It's a specialty high pressure air compressor. Sometimes around 400 to $600. Umarex makes a pretty good one that can run off wall current or a DC battery, like on your car if you're at an outdoor field (or go outside to your car at an indoor field)
@@IAG-Co-Ltd thanks!
How much is the compressor and where did you it
You can get the compressor on ebay it was around 300- 350 for the price.
@@OrdoAirsoft How long did it take to fill it
What temp range should it be kept at ?
Both solid questions I bet it was a good 20 minutes at least
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Which tank is that ?
How long does it take
Under 5 minutes per tank.
I cant just go make an adapter for my 60 gallon air compressor to fill my tank?
Uhhh no
It’s not capacity, it’s pressure. You have maybe what? 120psi in a regular home compressor? These are 4500psi. Unless you HAVE an hpa compressor these are the way to go
MAKE???????
Lol
@@OrdoAirsoftbruh why not my friend does it
That things like 400 bucks
Just saying
$250
Air will be dirty. Scuba air better
Nah… it’s called a filter 😂
instead buy 4k $ compressor
These cost $200-$300
Don’t do this, cheap couple hundred dollar compressors ruin your tank after 6 months of refills, they turn the inside of your tank black as even with added filters they just aren’t good enough to maintain clean air being put into the tanks, save your tanks life span and just take it to a dive shop unless you have a $10k industrial grade compressor at home….
20 bucks to fill up your tank holy s***
At that Pont buy a 4500psi air compressor