Just putting my toe in the water on compressors. I'll see if this works, not concerned about how fast. If I need an improvement then it wuld be a CX (memory?). Just feel no desire to do any more fiddling around with the operation than I have to..My backup Yong Heng single lung does just fine topping off my 9L from 3,000 to 4,500psi.
Fills 2L and 3L from empty.
But I have a good cooling system so the temp never gets to 60c.
Also, Yong Heng is a better quality single lung.
Some of the even cheaper compressor I'd be hesitant to fill more than a 0.5l gun bottle.
The water cooled are much faster than the air cooled. But they need, sometimes, annual replacement of the high side rings.
My Tuxing Dual Cylinder is down awaiting parts. Some idjit over torqued a nut and stripped the threads in the head. So I've been running the Yong Heng.
Yes, your Yong Heng works fine for filling tanks, but the OP doesn't have a Yong Heng. He has one of the small, portable compressors (ordered), designed for filling guns.My backup Yong Heng single lung does just fine topping off my 9L from 3,000 to 4,500psi.
Fills 2L and 3L from empty.
But I have a good cooling system so the temp never gets to 60c.
Also, Yong Heng is a better quality single lung.
Some of the even cheaper compressor I'd be hesitant to fill more than a 0.5l gun bottle.
The water cooled are much faster than the air cooled. But they need, sometimes, annual replacement of the high side rings.
My Tuxing Dual Cylinder is down awaiting parts. Some idjit over torqued a nut and stripped the threads in the head. So I've been running the Yong Heng.
GX, those that use them love them.Just putting my toe in the water on compressors. I'll see if this works, not concerned about how fast. If I need an improvement then it wuld be a CX (memory?). Just feel no desire to do any more fiddling around with the operation than I have to..
Just putting my toe in the water on compressors. I'll see if this works, not concerned about how fast. If I need an improvement then it wuld be a CX (memory?). Just feel no desire to do any more fiddling around with the operation than I have to..
So many options for this newbie who doesn't even have the gun in hand (G) Much thanks to all responders. I learn by reading, sifting, then flipping a coin (G).The GX-CS4 is capable of filling tanks, although it's $500-600. The smaller GX compressors are more similar to what you have ordered(gun only).
A hand pump is good to have around for backup, and the generic Chinese hand pumps are cheap. I'll sometimes fill a gun with a hand pump(3000psi or less) when I can take my time and do a couple sessions.
Lots of guys now use compressors to fill guns directly, and don't buy tanks at all.
I would have to be shooting at least 2 tins of pellets with a Air hog type gun EVERY day to need an AtkinCouple of tanks and Alkin w31 and your set.
well, another small step. Just ordered a tube of SuperLube Silicone oil. I watch videos, maybe get sucked in on buying stuff I don't need (G).
If you need sillycone oils check hobby shops like towerwell, another small step. Just ordered a tube of SuperLube Silicone oil. I watch videos, maybe get sucked in on buying stuff I don't need (G).
We, or at least most here, are not laughing at you but with you. Wait until your delivery service notifies you that it will be an extra day or two before they deliver.Go ahead and laugh I'm married so I'm used to it.
Was thinking of a small (.5L) tethered bottle at the range. My inexpensive compressor should fill it.
BUT
I read about a portable compressor that takes standard lithium batteries. Maker says a single battery would give 30 minutes of use.
~300 bucks. That would give me two lower powered compressors, one at home for initial rifle fill and a second to top off at the range... Its getting dark but I see what looks like a fuzzy white ball bouncing just ahead of me..
Still waiting for my rifle to get here!!