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Very nice... I foresee many years of worry free air sourcing. Well done!

I was awestruck when I pulled my new one out of the box. (I should have bought one years ago). Being completely empty upon receipt when I got done drooling on it, I hooked it up to the MCH6. It took the compressor 20 minutes and 37 sec to fill from 0 to 4500. I also love the slow fill valve...

Thanks for sharing your undercarriage I'm going to do something along those lines. where did you get your cover?

When my old compressor finally gave up the ghost I started researching a replacement for it, ending with a shiny new MCH6 to serve as a replacement. As I hooked the new machine to my aged old scuba tank I found that the old 3k tanks time was up. So this morning I ordered up the 97 great white...

Nice post, I was one of the folks bringing attention to the MCH6. I ordered mine about 3 weeks ago and love it. I have mine just sitting top of one of my tool boxes not having yet decided what type of carriage I want to put under it. To the fella that remarks that the YH has the same fill...

Agreed, please do not jump on the Chinease copy. For the difference in price you'll be money ahead going for the original.

Thank you sir! I've been putting some $away for awhile knowing my old machine was on its last leg. And will be awhile before I can sneak in any more toys past the war department (wife). It going on sale was the tipping point. Please keep us posted on what you decide on.

 

Here ya go, https://www.nuvair.com/?SID=96e35743d6b1831fafbfbd22fdbc3a37

Several good options out there for compressors. I've been using a surplus aircraft servicing unit that I got over a decade ago and have been very happy with it. that is until it burned up a bearing 6 weeks ago, (and no parts available compressor built in 1971). So have been shopping for a...

After considering all the choices, I'm going to go the same route. Liked the price on the Acecare tanks, but not impressed with they're valves, and goofy threading on the tanks would make it hard to find a decent valve for it. So Great White here I come.

Easy enough, if your tank is non regulated once your air tank and gun equalize the gauge on the gun is reading the equalised pressure, ie the pressure in the gan and in the tank.

Thanks for the heads up, I'm on Acecare's site now.

That pick is hilarious I blew red bull out my nose. the great white looks to be my best bet. Thank you all who responded

I ordered the gas version last week, looking forward to it. I also posted a "high pressure compressor on sale" but didn't get the response, guess I should have put MCH6 in the title.

I've been using my scuba 80 for 19 years, and am shopping for another tank to supplement it. So far I'm considering the 100 cu ft Omega, and the 97 cu-ft Great white. If you have any suggestions or info please point me the way :)

Good luck :)

It never fails to amaze me that folks wont hesitate to pay 2k+ for an airgun, but balk at the price of the equipment to feed it properly. There is some truth to the saying that "you get what you pay for". If you want to pay 300 bucks for a compressor to feed your 2k airgun, don't be...

The daystate is 3 cylinder/stage and is pretty much an exact match for the Nuvair MCH3 Fill time for MCH3 60 min on scuba 80 as compared to the MCH6 19 min. Personal choice,,