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Thats only for the city slickers. Can't even use a sling shot in your back yard in most city limits.

H&N's make BIG holes.

https://www.bauercomp.com/applications/scuba/portables

Bauer oceanus E1

A lot of dive compressors have the gas option. Makes sense.

If your too busy playing around and won't read your emails, there is always someone else.

If I can't click on the part I want, then an email is the only way I would go. Over the phone its easy to get things mixed up and I rather have everything documented. If I miss type something, then it's on me.

I scared all the starlings off, so I could definitely use this. 👍

That male plug must be a Chinese thing. I had a neighbor years back bought 3 small 220V machines directly from China and they had the same configuration as our 120V plugs. Definitely strange. From what you had described, it doesn't sound like you would be able to change taps to run it on 120V...

Meaning he might be able to change it to 110V and just utilize a laundry receptacle or such.

Way better stock than UA.

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The motor he has may also be dual voltage. 110/220 if it has the taps. It would be cheaper for the manufacturer to make them this way instead of making two separate motors.

His is probably not, but we have plenty at our facilities. They are out there! Also, a lot of electronics are rated for both. I do agree you should be using it on the system it was designed for, but were talking about a budget compressor here.

I can tell you this with the Presslug, their .22 dies have major problems. I bought test slugs from Apex Airguns and they were the worst slugs I have shot. There is a reason no one is talking about them.

The GFCI idea came up on the fact if he had to run a new dedicated circuit to an area like a garage, etc. I now believe he will be using an existing circuit with some modifications, so it will depend on what area this will be located. Most motors are rated for both 50 and 60Hz, and for some...

I'm getting the popcorn ready.

And this. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Leviton-15-Amp-250-Volt-NEMA-Industrial-Grade-Straight-Blade-Plug-Black-and-White-R50-05666-0CS/300861917

A few options at your own discretion. Female connector is a IEC C13...

Actually what they had given you is a monitor cord. 18 gauge rated for 10A.