...in water cooling system, grease pot for internal lubrication, and replaceable burst disk. This is one of the more higher quality portablecompressors that use a dual cooling system and has an automatic shutoff at the designated pressure. It can refill tanks as long as the unit is allowed to...
The CS2 Portable PCP Air Compressor on Amazon is $269. I have the battery powered version ($289) and like it very much. It uses Makita batteries as well. There are parts available for rebuilds and plenty of videos from TargetForge. Initially, I was going with a hand pump until I saw the...
SOLD Very little used GX pump with one battery. It works great. Reaches 4500 psi in less than 12 seconds. I am simply going to something bigger. Has less than 1 hour running time. Batteries are all hardly used. Asking 175.00 shipped to conus. Also you can see some extra items...110V adaptor...
You can fill from a hand pump or smaller easily portablecompressor but in all cases you need to filter out water. The least expensive pumps seem to need added filtration.
I use a GX CS4-i to top off 9 liter tanks. The compressor is perfect for this task. One other member of this board has used the same compressor to fill a 9 liter tank from zero. It took over 5 hours of continuous running as I recall. Obviously, the compressor will fill from zero but I don't...
If you need more that 4500 psi and don't need portability, get a 6000 psi steel tank and fill with the new AEA 7000 psi compressor or a CS4 if 5800 is enough. If you don't need speedy refills a CS4 can go to 5800 and be powered with batteries if needed.
Just my experience... Before these 12v portablecompressors went mainstream I would take my YH compressor with me to my Sister's place and weekends in the RV at the ATV park. I would use it only to top off guns. I would use a large Folgers coffee container for cooling. If the water got too warm...
Like new condition, got this mazing compact rifle for my backyard, don't used it enough looking for a new owner. fully equipped, $1350 plus actual shipping with tracking and insurance. it comes with, feyachi tactical flashlight, portable PCP air compressor with two 18V lithium batteries...
And now for something completely different.... Why not just get one of many portablecompressors on the market today? I have a GX CS3-e that runs on 110v or 12v. I also have a Yong Heng and a Vevor (YH knockoff) that I use at home for filling guns. But the CS3 is a great grab and go compressor...
For portable I like 2L or 3L and a backpack. At home when working on guns overnight I have several 9L & 6.8L bottles. All of mine are CE certified and you have to fill those at home as Dive Shops and various other locations will require the MUCH more expensive DOT certified. You have a...
It is now $299 but this is the one I use: CS2 Portable PCP Air Compressor, 4500Psi/30Mpa, Oil-Free,Powered by Car 12V DC or Home 110V AC with Adapter (Included), Paintball Tank Compressor with Extra Moisture-Oil Separator...
I believe GX recommends the CS4 up to 6.8 liter and the CS5 above that. There is a one and a two cylinder CS5. It would be nice to know whether it is ever money well spent to go "above" one of the GX pumps. The temperature test Target Forge did on the CS2 was impressive - never got to 90 F in...
I have that same filter, I bought mine direct from GX Pump, got free shipping and no tax charges. I see Amazon has a $10 off coupon, so it may be cheaper going through Amazon. The filter is working very well for me and works with the higher pressure my GX Pump CS-4 produces...
...think that the little tampon thing that came with the compressor would do much if anything at all. However, with these little portablecompressor, adding a huge water separator would make little sense, as filling up the separator itself would take almost as filling the bottle in the gun...
Glad you asked. If you are serious about purchasing a portablecompressor my suggestion is to look at the GX brand. You will be able to find then being sold at Amazon, Ebay, AliExpress and even Walmart. I have a GX CS1 & GX CS1-I compressors that have served me over three years without being...