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30 amps, hands down. No need for false trips.

GX CS4i, hands down. Or a CS4, if you don't mind the external power supply.

They WILL reimburse you. Buy it from Amazon, and you won't be SOL, you can return it if it doesn't fix your problem. Also, have you tried disconnecting the heat probe on the cylinder head to see if it will continue to run? Have you taken your burst disc out and cleaned it up good?

Your answer is correct. Maffs (at least korek maffs) never lie. Here's a handy ACCURATE chart for folks to reference...

I'm pretty sure there is nothing to rust inside the cylinder of a CS4/CS4i.

Thanks for sharing the pics, @JimD . Looks like a solid product. As to the bold part, I doubt you ever will. After using my CS4i to refill my 9L tank a few times, I have never seen any moisture inside my filter when I "burp" the compressor every 15 minutes or so on an hour-long run.

Not my video, but nicely done, and sharing with permission.

Do you know how many hours of use your machine had when you cleaned the check valve?

Meaning no offense to anyone who likes TF, but I wouldn't spend a dime on a guy that has bashed GXOfficial in his videos in the past, while at the same time making money off affiliate links. I prefer to buy directly from GX, or another affiliate with a great reputation. Caveat Emptor.

I have never had to wait more than about two days for a response, which is reasonable, considering they are in China and the associated time difference (12 hours ahead of EDT, so opposite our time zones), plus we don't know their work schedules/holidays. Two weeks is WAY too long. Another...

No, but to be fair, when I filled my system back when I first got it, and knowing what I know about these dinky radiators, I picked up the machine and twisted it all about while running to "burp" any air bubbles. I also did not get a temp decrease. Great question though!

I envy those of you who have received this beautiful filter. Sadly, Amazon has changed my delivery date from 3 May to 15 May. Grrrrr.....

Well, as I stated above, it's simple math. Disregarding the heat factor, of course. Yes, 4351 psi is 299.99 bar. Always has been, always be. (I cannot speak to what some company from China claims it to be) Also, Boyle's law has been around since the mid-1600s. Can't really argue with them...

Well, I'm going to go with mine, since the chart I made used simple math formulas, not data gleaned from the internet.

Rotated my radiator a month or so ago. Simply undid the 4 screws, rotated 90°, and reinstalled screws. Didn't unplug any hoses nor drain any water. Took about 5 minutes.

If you're not in a location that freezes (i.e. indoors), stick with a 90/10 or 80/20 AF mix. Or use water wetter; only takes 8ml and is WAY cheaper than AF.

I'm familiar with both. My point was that the external PS you posted from Amazon won't work in a CS4-i compressor, as the leads are different, as is the size of the PS. Now, can you use it externally with wires running into the CS4-i while you wait for the proper PS? Certainly.

MS doesn't produce any acid, so unless you are filtering air that has acid in it, you won't get any acid in your filter housing. Also, most MS is made from crystalline metal aluminosilicates with a three-dimensional interconnecting network of silica and alumina tetrahedra, so there should be no...

Molecular sieves do not inherently require pressurization to work; they can adsorb molecules based on their pore size and structure even under normal atmospheric conditions. However, in industrial processes like Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) for hydrogen purification, pressurization is used to...

Get an FX Impact M4 or a Karma SLS rifle. You can thank me later. Also, I'd ditch that gold filter and go with the GX Official filter.