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If you prefer portable over heavy but faster to fill of the E5, here's one for you: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/gx-cs4-for-sale.1310100/

Im not sure, but this AEA 7000 PSI unit looks to be very small, compact, portable, self contained, and promising at this point. Almost too good to be true! Compressors continue to evolve, become more dependable, and less expensive as time goes on. Time will tell.

That smaller one you posted is a cheaper version of the nomad compressor. They are only for filling pcp airgun not big cf tanks. They will over heat and break of trying to fill a large tank. The Yong heng was the original compressor back then and other Chinese company copied it. Such as tuxing...

I have no experience with that compressor, but as I recall, long-term reviews were not very favorable. For $240, I would get a Yong Heng, as they have been around for many years, and are a decent, entry-level compresor for the money. To be honest, I would not recommend anything less expensive...

...I'm wanting to hear thoughts and ideas. I currently have a yong Heng compressor and 9 liter carbon fiber tank. I had a tuxing portable compressor a couple years ago but it did not hold up at all. I am getting into big bores more and more and have realized I need to up my air "game" if I want...

Just bought a really portable and affordable compressor to have in in my SUV. I do not even thing at this age to pump in order to fill a PCP.

Yong Heng is not 12v, nor portable. Someone slapped "Yong Heng" lettering on a 12v, high-speed fan cooled, oilless/waterless compressor, suspect a scam, doubt YongyIheng Pneumatic Company has anything to do with it. WM

Brand new in unopened box. $400 + half shipping cost. It weights 35lbs. Shipping to CA can cost over $100. I take paypal.

Vevor has a liquid cooled one now...

I am curious if anyone has purchased this particular compressor and if so how it has performed over time: (...

I've never seen a gasoline powered compressor for 300 bar pressure. They are common for 125psi or so for nailguns, I believe. For portable use, I believe airgunners use small 250-400W units that can be powered from a vehicle (or 120V). Mine runs on 120V. A seemingly popular model is the GX...

Tuxng "golden filter" Ebay I think. Have one on my CS4. Better yet, There are others. Might call target forge. See them on you tube. Seems to be knowledgable on portable compressors. Sales & service.

that looks very nice!! thank you

I'm sure you ment 300 BAR and 350 BAR, ...........right ?

The cs4 can do it. And you will have a portable compressor that can be used at home or with your cars battery even. Great for filling guns or refill your bottle. The GX-E5K2 is a heck of a machine, and it is great if you don't need portability and want a large machine that you can run in your...

From what I hear & have read the Avenger is a great "intro" to PCP's. I, personally, didn't have great success with the Marauder but that was 8 years ago when the "barrel lottery" was going on. A lot of people swear by them. If you're gonna dive into the rabbit hole I'd suggest a moderately...

Thanks very much for this primer!

...a ton of support and ideally a tank to fill so you can actually go use your gun. People might like to hate on the inexpensive portable compressor, but the simple fact is that they are portable, can easily fill a gun and the quality of some brands are very good compared to just a few years...

I recently ordered the JTS Comp 1 portable compressor from Pyramid Air. It came packaged in a heavy cardboard container with a Styrofoam block inside containing the compressor and the accessories. I ran it on 120 volt AC, not tried on 12 volt DC yet. It operates quietly enough that with it...

3900 fills from a 80cu ft on a 580cc bottle? What planet are you from cause I wish I got that many refill lmao. Most you get is about 7 refills. Not 3900 fills.