Whew...I was starting to give up hope. $500 is a lot of money to spend on a compressor, and quite honestly, I probably wouldn't be able to do it. I feel better after reading the update. $300 is a lot more feasable. Good work, Tom!
Mini Compressor Update :)
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Originally posted by AGDI am listening to you and working hard on it.
UPDATE 12-10-09
I am now working with the 95 RPM motor and its filling a LOT faster. Estimates at this point are 6-8 hours for the standard 68/4500. It may be possible to downsize the motor to one less costly and go back to the 24 hour fill. I also have to try boosting the input pressure to 100+ psi. Don't give up hope on the $300 price tag!
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Me too...Originally posted by MANNI would use this on scuba tanks, and would rather a better quality one.
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Originally posted by AGDNew developments as of today 12-10-09
I am now testing the newer 95 RPM motor and its making a big difference.
See the first post for the update. I think the price may be coming down
AGD
The first good news that occurred on my birthday. Besides this the day was a wash...
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yes! something like this would be great. I love to tinker with my markers and my 4 yr old niece loves to dry fire my guns, but gets upset when I have no air. As proshop is an hr away and only open on thur,fri,sat at which I work 6 days a week. This could be pretty awesome to have. Id much rather a 8 hr or less fill then a full day :P
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I know it is not the typical ADG way, but you could sell a base compressor, as cheap as possible. Then offer upgraded parts (for example more robust, higher RPM motor). That way folks will buy what they can afford; and in the world of paintball custom means more $$$$$, folks shell out $400+ for a private label marker that has 0% more technology, one could only imagine what they would pay for a motor that works 25% better than stock.Tom was the last of a now extinct breed, a breed of players who build a community, a breed of owners who gave to the sport never taking more than what they deserved. I hope to see you at the feild again some day....
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Updates soon. The third generation required purchasing special tools that just came in today.
We are definitely talking two models at least. A basic version and a deluxe. I am also toying with you picking from a list of options and custom building them.
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It's just like building a MAG!!!!Originally posted by AGDUpdates soon. The third generation required purchasing special tools that just came in today.
We are definitely talking two models at least. A basic version and a deluxe. I am also toying with you picking from a list of options and custom building them.
AGD
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I have two SCUBA's and I can not remember what they charge me off hand at the dive shop to fill but it is not cheap.
Way I would likely use is to fill both SCUBA's about once a month then start a dry tank off from scuba and use the pump to top it of to 4500 once or twice a month.
As far as cost I would rather pay $500 for a durable produce that last long time than have a lesser model that need a lot of work.
Swamp
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I have the fill station to fill a paintball tank from a scuba tank but what kind of adapter is needed to fill a scuba tank ? I never though about that and what that would cost.Originally posted by Swamp ThingI have two SCUBA's and I can not remember what they charge me off hand at the dive shop to fill but it is not cheap.
Way I would likely use is to fill both SCUBA's about once a month then start a dry tank off from scuba and use the pump to top it of to 4500 once or twice a month.
As far as cost I would rather pay $500 for a durable produce that last long time than have a lesser model that need a lot of work.
Swamp
4 bux around here to fill a 3000 psi 80 cu in tank, but I wonder what the adapter will cost.

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