My air compressor is 13 months old and died on my might get a vevor hand pump they always work. If that don’t work for me I’ll get a c02 or variable pump like the Seneca dragon fly.

how much cc on gun tank? coz wanna buy for airsoft 0.8l

220cc@@vytautas2521

@@5euk its 0.5l ir 1l bottle?

I hoped it would be helpful to others mate 👍🏻

@@5euk DO NOT. I REPEAT, DO NOT FILL TANKS WITH THIS COMPRESSOR. IT IS BUILT TO FILL AIR GUNS ONLY. I WOULD NOT RUN THIS UNIT FOR MORE THAN TWENTY MINUTES. THEN REST FOR TWENTY MINUTES BUT HEY IT'S YOUR MONEY.

@@williamcathcart7994 Which is what I’ve already advised people ??!!!

These compressors are maintenance free mate. I use it least about four times each week and have never had a single issue with it. Just fill up your gun, bleed the excess air and enjoy !!

Please, if you are going to demonstrate this air compressor properly. You need bleed the valve while the fan is running. Failure to do so will harm the the compressor. I have one of these compressors and I like very much. Failure to follow the instructions to the letter will really F**K IT UP.

@@5euk Thank you. I always bleed while running the compressor. It appears very solid and came extremely well wrapped.

@@williamcathcart7994 Exactly. That would be a shame with such a strongly built compressor.

@@stephenspencer8224 happy shootin Bill

Thank you. I use the compressor on average (at least) 8 times a week and although I check the filters once a week, I am still using the original one it came with. You do get spare ones in the pack though for when they do finally need replacing. 👍🏻

Oh, ok. Thanks for sharing that ??

It’s no noisier than any other compressor. I was enclosed inside a single size garage when I did the video. For the price of it, a little noise is a small consolation for how it performs.

I use it weekly and have done since filming the video and never had a single issue with it. I even bought a spare one just incase it ever did break. For £200 my current one has more than paid for itself.

To be fair it sounds a lot louder on the video as I'm in an enclosed space.

Lol yeah it's load lol

For what they cost, the value for money is fantastic !!

@@5euk They really are... I can run it off a car battery and my quad. Fits in my backpack and I take it with me on my motorcycle. If SHTF it's ready to go and I can run it off of any car battery I find. I won't need to find cold water or ice. I still get in debates with people that think those Yong Hang compressors... or whatever they're called... are better.

Do they have a uk plug on them and did you have to pay import charges

@@pc3983 Yes they have a Uk plug and no import duty to pay. I ordered mine on a Bank Holiday Monday evening and received it on the Thursday. Just click on the link in the description as that is where I bought mine from. Plus if you have any students in your household, you can get a further 5% off by using their Student discount account.👍🏻

@@5euk thanks I’ve just ordered one 👍

Spot on mate.

@@5euk yeah after watching your video I realised yours is spot on, mine is over 70 bar out, although I can't complain as it hasn't missed a beat, I fill up my fx maverick 580cc fac and my sub 12 wildcat, is yours still trouble free and if so how long have you been using it now? Cheers

There are no estimates. Every gun is different.

No maintenance required but I think the largest you can fill is a 0.5 litre bottle.

That doesn’t sound good. I’ve never had a single issue with mine.

Quite simple especially if you live in a humid area. Just think what happens when you squeeze/compress a wet sponge? I can assure that the little can filter included with these units isn’t worth a shit at removing water from the air. You need to look into better filters that fill with water absorbing media.

I wonder if this could be related to the position of the filter? Does it hold back water in one direction and allow it to flow in the opposite direction? So maybe it is important whether if the hose with the filter is connected one way or the other?

PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. BLEED THE VALVE WITH FAN ON.

Worth every penny mate. 👍🏻

@@5euk ok thanks

Also do you know if it would be able to fill a 68/4500 tank?

@@vexif4887 No idea mate.

@@5euk alright thanks

300 Bar = 4351 PSI

Once the compressor has finished there is a bleed valve screw that you undo to bleed it. Then just nip it back up before you next use it. 👍🏻

@@5euk Thanks !

I got one of those orange cheap (200 bux) compressor .I am trying to fill a brand new tillman 3000 psi 48 cu bottle ,I managed to get close to 1000psi in it b4 the compressor stopped ,I let compressor sit for an hour tried it again and the compressor just shuts off ,any ideas ? the compressor was at like 28 C when it just shut off

@@chrisw353 no idea mate as I’m not familiar with your compressor. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

I am using a 300 psi 48 cu tank from tillman for a air ordnance automatic .22 pellet gun, Just starting to figure out how to use it

£219.99

@@5euk Do you have the purchase link please?

@@jefersongutierrez6986 www.vevor.co.uk/pcp-air-compressor-c_10037/vevor-pcp-air-compressor-12v-4500psi-pcp-air-rifle-pump-auto-stop-high-pressure-p_010489234238

@@5euk gracias amigo

It’s only for smaller gun sized bottles. Not actual large diving tanks.

@@5euk will it work for a 1L scuba tank ? There mini air tanks

@@lupitaosnaya8843 I think the max is 0.5 litres.

@@5euk thank you , I’m a new subscriber

No mate, I know it wouldn’t be able to do it so i’ve never attempted it. I’d definitely recommended the Leshiy 2 though, if you don’t have one you are missing out. Thanks for watching.👍🏻

@@5euk yeah I’m looking to buy it (compressor) and on their site it says can fill small scuba tank I asked what size cylinder it could fill .,….. no reply🤔🤣.I know I’m missing out , but with it’s price tag the mrs will definitely notice it “missing out” the bank 🤣🤣.cheers mate 👍

@@rikki28prp I’ve just looked at the instructions for you mate and it says it can fill a bottle up to 0.5 litres (500cc) Yeah the Leshiy 2 is pricy but a whole lot of fun. Check out some of my other videos mate and let me know what you think. 👍🏻

@@5euk thanks mate.I’m going to get one still. Can’t grumble at that tag,still get my hpa bottles filled whilst sat my hoop🤜🏻🤛. Yep I’m subscribed now mate👍 I’ll have a goose later. Cheers again.

@@rikki28prp For the money you can’t go wrong mate. Thanks for watching. 👍🏻

I'm not sure about dirty but there will always be air with some water/condensation that gushes out when you bleed it, hence making sure you have good filters inside the piece that screws on to the compressor that the air cable is attached to. The only reason it would be dirty is if the compressor hasn't been used for a while and there is possibly built up mould inside it.

@@5euk I use the normal white filters which came with the compressor. And yeah, I havent used it for a while, maybe thats why it's dity. I first thought that it was oil. I am wondering if the dirt goes away when its often in use again.

@@Iowa1711 Whenever I use any compressor, I always leave the bleed valve open and turn the compressor on for at least about 30 seconds to clear out any excess condensation and then tighten it back up to fill my gun. (Just as a precaution). 👍🏻

@@5euk thats an good advice, thank you :)!

About 5 months and yes, I am based in the UK.

@@5euk are you satisfied with the pump have there been any problems as I am looking get one

@@johncannon1133 I’ve not had a single issue with it mate and it gets used at least 10 times a week. I’m actually using it right now whilst typing this message. I rate it so much I even bought a spare incase it ever did let me down but the new one has never even been taken out of the box. lol. For the price you really can’t go wrong.

lol. No mate. It works using a normal household electric supply but with the added bonus of using a car battery if you are out shooting.

To my knowledge it’s just called a Vevor PCP compressor. And yes, for the price I’d recommend it.

Depends on the size of the tank. Read all the comments mate as others have asked similar question.

@@5euk Many thanks for fast responce its an armortech HPA tank for airsoft its 68ci/4500psi if think thats a 1.1l tank

@@5euk I noticed a comment stating it will only fill tanks upto a max of 0.5litres i need a compressor that can do 1.1litre tanks (

@@llamudos9809 Maybe this one isn’t for you then mate.

@@5euk Yep i think you are spot on ;)

Knock yourself out mate. Enjoy !!

@@5euk 😂

@@5euk lmao

I was thinking the same thing I could too but I always get my heart pumping all crazy. I don't want to work out all the time but thinking about getting it but then thinking about f*** stop being lazy ass and just do it

@@jamesmichaelcabrera9613 Sometimes you could be somewhere out shooting with soft ground so a pump wouldn't work ? With this you can then just connect it to your car battery and off you go. Plus with the current summer heat, who wants to be messing about with a pump when you can just plug this unit in ? Each to there own I suppose but for the little amount it costs, I'll certainly never be using a pump ever again ! I'm not lazy, just sensible !!

I got more than my moneys worth out of it.

No issues at all. I use it on average 8 to 12 times a week and it’s still working like the first day I received it. 👍🏻