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LMNOP said:
Here is mine, I would purchase it again, and have about 30+ hours on it. I got it from AOA in 2018. The 110/120V on a 20A circuit is very convenient.

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July 2025, still running strong, zero issues, and I now fill a pony scuba bottle with it as well for above 12’ recreational diving. I use it as-is for scuba and PCP and still use CE-750. The air tastes like oregano (not kidding) and I assume this is because it is an Italian compressor 🍝🍕🤌
 
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LMNOP said:
July 2025, still running strong, zero issues, and I now fill a pony scuba bottle with it as well for above 12’ recreational diving. I use it as-is for scuba and PCP and still use CE-750. The air tastes like oregano (not kidding) and I assume this is because it is an Italian compressor 🍝🍕to
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Because it's not regular oil, it's olive oil 🤣
 
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I love mine been running really strong. AoA got it to me super fast and in once pice. Can’t recommend this compressor more.

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crittahitta said:
I have been fence about this compressor for a few months now. Just cant decide between this one and their 220volt model. It’s about $700 more but produces breathable air and supposedly will last longer. (IDK) Just not sure if the extra money and work installing a 220V outlet is worth it? Also I cant transport the 220V model unless I know someone has the outlet for it.
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I bought the 220 version because it charges tanks faster, the system wears less, and there is less maintenance cost. Plus, the adjustable shut-off is a big bonus.
 
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