Hi from Greece.
I bought my first PCP compressor from Amazon in order to fill my two Kalibrguns (Cricket and Argus 60 ).
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Until now I used a Hill MK5 hand pump using the kalibrgun fill probe strait to the pump hose (1/8 BSP).
In order to use the quick connect of the compressor I bought a 1/8 bsp quick connect adaptor
I connected the Kalibrgun fill probe to the above connector using Teflon seal on the threads to avoid leakage.
When I turned on the compressor (the bleeding valve was closed) the pressure raised and when it reached 300 Bar in a few seconds the compressor shut of for security reasons. The guns pressure was about 180bar.
So it is obvious that the gun valve didn't opened at all. This happened and with the Argus also
For testing purpose I turned on the compressor without connecting the filling probe to the gun and from the probe the air was bleeding synchronous to the pump piston movement with a constant and high flow rhythm.
So to check if the filling probe was for any reason problematic, I disassembled the filling probe from the adapter and I connected it again to the Hill MK5 and did a test fill.
Everything was normal and the gun started to be filled as normal.
-> So, can anybody reply to this question why that strange situation happens?
Thank you at advance
I bought my first PCP compressor from Amazon in order to fill my two Kalibrguns (Cricket and Argus 60 ).
Until now I used a Hill MK5 hand pump using the kalibrgun fill probe strait to the pump hose (1/8 BSP).
In order to use the quick connect of the compressor I bought a 1/8 bsp quick connect adaptor
I connected the Kalibrgun fill probe to the above connector using Teflon seal on the threads to avoid leakage.
When I turned on the compressor (the bleeding valve was closed) the pressure raised and when it reached 300 Bar in a few seconds the compressor shut of for security reasons. The guns pressure was about 180bar.
So it is obvious that the gun valve didn't opened at all. This happened and with the Argus also
For testing purpose I turned on the compressor without connecting the filling probe to the gun and from the probe the air was bleeding synchronous to the pump piston movement with a constant and high flow rhythm.
So to check if the filling probe was for any reason problematic, I disassembled the filling probe from the adapter and I connected it again to the Hill MK5 and did a test fill.
Everything was normal and the gun started to be filled as normal.
-> So, can anybody reply to this question why that strange situation happens?
Thank you at advance