Ok so a deal here in classifieds has a vevor water cooled compressor with it. Will it fill my 74 cu ft tank?
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Will a vevor fill a tank
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Yes-theoretically. Will it do so reliably? Not so sure. Many have used the Yong Heng for years to do so but is the Vevor type as reliable? Research seems in order.
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It is a small reciprocating piston pump with aircooling.
It will start to run hot after 10 min and max runtime is 15min followed by a 30min downtime.
It will fill at @ 6½ liters/minute.
A 74cu ft tank at what pressure???
At 3000psi max. the tank volume is 10liters or 610cui
At 4500psi max. the tankt volume is 6.65liters or 406cui
It will do 3000psi if taken care of properly but it will struggle past 3500psi and it will die if taken above 4000psi on a big tank fill!
It will start to run hot after 10 min and max runtime is 15min followed by a 30min downtime.
It will fill at @ 6½ liters/minute.
A 74cu ft tank at what pressure???
At 3000psi max. the tank volume is 10liters or 610cui
At 4500psi max. the tankt volume is 6.65liters or 406cui
It will do 3000psi if taken care of properly but it will struggle past 3500psi and it will die if taken above 4000psi on a big tank fill!
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According to your maths, a 6.5-litre tank will take 1 minute to fill to 4500 PSI. All your figures are nonsense. The Vevor branded small pump is similar in size and power to the YH which is advertised as having a 50 litre per minute output. A 74 cubic foot tank only holds 74 cubic feet if the pressure is 4500 PSI. The same tank will only hold 6.8 litres of water or air at atmospheric pressure of 1 BAR. I understand that your English is poor but from most of your advice that I have seen in the past, you have little understanding of simple arithmetic as well.
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It would have to be a really good deal cause you can get a Vevor water cooled compressor at Vevor.com right now for $104. And yes as far as I know it will fill a 6.8l bottle. Check it out it's the manual shut off version. Go to Vevor.com and search pcp.
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