Thinking of purchasing a chinese compressor 100 or 220 volt?

If you live in U.S. you will want the 110v model.

I wouldn't go chinese IMO I went down that road and now im looking at a daystate compressor... Im done with the hassle and troubles. I'm now out $700 which could have gone to a better compressor..

They sometimes don't send what they are advertising if you are thinking of buying on E-Bay.
Drop shippers all they know is it is a 4500psi high pressure pump. They will use the wrong pictures and description.
Ron 

Listen to Gab and Glenn. I am saving for a one time buy.

the NOMAD is due out next month 

I've talked to owners of the Yong Heng compressor and so far, the reports are good. It does work. Considering that the Yong Heng can be had for around $225, compared to the Daystate at $2000, you can buy nearly 10 Yong Hengs to a single daystate. Now, the Daystate is nicer, but if all you want is a hand pump replacement, the Yong Heng might just be the best deal.

If it's a choice of spending $225 or not getting one at all, the Yong Heng is definitely the best choice.

i got one of the yong heng look alike compressor from ebay,filled a bottle to 2800 then stopped compressing,still trying to get the seller to make things right,they dont want to stand behind their product...i now own a $200 dollar boat anchor till i get ebay to get me a refund...and using my hand pump is getting old 

I am waiting for the nomad

I live in England, so naturally I got 220 volt version, as that's the single phase voltage here

I have read of problems with 110 volt version in USA - because you need a high capacity outlet - as used for washing machines and other high current equipment - plugging into a normal socket will either trip the mains breaker, or the Yong Heng will simply buzz, but not start up