Recent content by BanjoGunner

The price was essentially the same, maybe about $25-50 extra. I just decided that if I were getting a Coltri anyway, I might as well get the Coltri-branded one. Maybe there will be a better support network, parts availability, etc., who knows. And if and when it comes time to sell it, maybe...

I ended up purchasing the Coltri MCH6, upon which the Daystate T1/T2s are based. Just in case you haven't found them yet, there are a number of support videos on the Nuvair website showing various maintenance tasks up to and including complete teardown and assembly. I found them very useful.

Fair enough, thanks.


I've pretty much decided on the Coltri MCH-6 and I'm continuing to do my due diligence before actually placing the order... Like the Daystate, the MCH-6 comes with a 3-wire lead, and my receptacle takes an L-shaped/center blade. First does it matter which hot wire goes to which (non-L-shaped)...

That's great jlc, plenty long enough. Thanks very much for checking.

Thanks jlc. My outlet is accessible without moving the dryer so I'd be able to swap the compressor plug in when I wanted to use it as long as the cord was long enough. The compressor will have to be stored elsewhere though. I was aware I would need to attach my own plug, and thinking about...

Hi Bill, I was actually looking at your compressors yesterday. Yeah, 115V sounds appealing from the convenience perspective and I do have a dedicated 20A circuit to my workbench. How many amps does the KT-70 draw at full load? Also, I noticed a discrepancy in the KT-70 dimensions between the...

Hey jlc, how long is the power cord for your Daystate Compressor? I have an outlet but it's behind my dryer so I need probably at least 3.5 ft to reach the outlet. Thanks