AEA 7000psi compressor

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Emjay4248

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Passed by Pellet Shop yesterday to pick up ammo and witnessed the unloading and physical testing of batch #2 of the new to U.S AEA compressor. They test each one before it goes out. Looks real nice and a really small package. Great if you own Huben’s. Very nice digital display. Unfortunately I will stick with my gx cs4 because I can fill my 9 liter tank in one shot without stopping to cool off which the AEA can’t do.
If you don’t have a large tank to fill it seems like an incredible compressor.
 
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If you think about it, unless we would be buying the new Aea 7k guns which I don’t think many of us serious air gunners would be doing anytime soon the machine would be operating below it’s maximum rating. It’s also a 2 stage pump. I do know that it had some issues early on and was held back from coming to the U.S for more than a year before they got here. I would not get it to replace my cs4 but if I didn’t also have a cs3i I would consider it for a backup for direct fill for my guns and take it to the range for my K1 and GK1.
Nothings perfect but it’s a major upgrade over the cs3 and very portable.
If I were to get another stationary house compressor I would get the gx 5k1 or 5k2 depending on my pocket at the time.
Decisions, decisions, decisions.
 
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Humdinger said:
The question is how long can a compressor survive pumping up to 7000 psi? The GX CS4 seems to be a better value and has a better longevity record than any of the oilless box compressors, let alone one that pumps up to 7K psi.
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Yeah... no. My GX CS4 lasted 7 months until the on-board inverter died (DC would work, AC wouldn't). Once I got tech support's attention for a warranty repair, instead of them shipping a new replacement or offering a RMA label to ship it back for repair, they insisted on sending me a new inverter that I'd have to install myself.

I thought I was pretty handy, until I tried to get my sausages in there to fiddle around with wires and harnesses installing the new inverter, and I just gave up.

Not recommended.

When I saw this AEA compressor, I decideed to take the plunge for two reasons:

1 - Bin at AEA/Bintac has provided great support to me in the past with his airguns.
2 - I wanted to squeeze every bit of performance out of my three GK1's, and filling them up to 350bar is a great way to do that.

Waiting on TPS to send it my way... Pretty excited to see the FPE in my GK1's at 350BAR.

Peace,
Mark
 
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Emjay4248 said:
Passed by Pellet Shop yesterday to pick up ammo and witnessed the unloading and physical testing of batch #2 of the new to U.S AEA compressor. They test each one before it goes out. Looks real nice and a really small package. Great if you own Huben’s. Very nice digital display. Unfortunately I will stick with my gx cs4 because I can fill my 9 liter tank in one shot without stopping to cool off which the AEA can’t do.
If you don’t have a large tank to fill it seems like an incredible compressor.
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Can you share what incline filter you use with the CS4? I noticed that there is some black oil coming out from bleeder tube...really concerned of the quality of the pump.
 
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