I know that but there is an option on the back of compressor for cordless like power tool battery as well.
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AEA 7000 psi compressor. ??
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That's a bummer though they won't provide you the correct cord so you could use the included converter. Threaten to send it back.
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Right I was surprised it can be powered that way. There's a metal plate you can take off the back of compressor to expose the spot to hook a battery directly
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That was an 18, but the 12V max CXT Lithium-Ion is very similar. When in doubt, reach out to AEA.
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I guess I'll wait on the battery no response from AEA yet and bin says this is still under process
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I have been doing some research on these aea 7000 psi compressors.
There supposed to be a game changer in the PCP market easily filling to 4,500 psi. I also heard they are the best thing out right now. How are they working out , and holding up for you people that have one.?
There supposed to be a game changer in the PCP market easily filling to 4,500 psi. I also heard they are the best thing out right now. How are they working out , and holding up for you people that have one.?
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I dont think there is any big air tanks that will hold 7000 PSI? Not Carbon fiber anyway,, Now I was told years ago the big nitrogen tanks will hold 6000 psi, But it had to be nitrogen ? Now I regularly fill my Great whites to 4800 PSI , 300 extra PSI is not going to make it leak any more than 4500, And carbon fiber tanks when they fail don't blow up they leak....
Mike
Mike
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Hello airgunmike56 no tanks not yet , but there's word AEA will soon have 7000 psi airguns , so yeah I suppose they will have some sort of tank , or bottle. I seen a review by Nate where he was using one to fill to 5,000.
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Oldvet,
5000 is way off 7000, 10 -15 maybe 20 years ago everyone freaked out on 4500 psi, Explode and will be a big bomb, I do think 7000psi is pushing the safety limits for the tanks (airguns) we have now,, Another 10 years we may be dealing with 10,000 psi , That would be crazy,,,
My Alkin compressor can do 5000 psi, But I am happy with 4800. But it cost me 4,500 bucks, I think there will be major problems with the 7000 psi compressors , I dont even no the cost of the AEA compressor , I sure hope I am wrong , I'll go check out Nates video,
Mike
5000 is way off 7000, 10 -15 maybe 20 years ago everyone freaked out on 4500 psi, Explode and will be a big bomb, I do think 7000psi is pushing the safety limits for the tanks (airguns) we have now,, Another 10 years we may be dealing with 10,000 psi , That would be crazy,,,
My Alkin compressor can do 5000 psi, But I am happy with 4800. But it cost me 4,500 bucks, I think there will be major problems with the 7000 psi compressors , I dont even no the cost of the AEA compressor , I sure hope I am wrong , I'll go check out Nates video,
Mike
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I was thinking that if it was rated for 7 that 4.5 would be , ,so easy that it would last awhile. I suppose in the future there will be hydraulic pressure chambers compressing air to 35K .
The AEA 7 on the video did fill his 4.5K
Rifle very easy , and it's only $899.
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