AEAC Video Review - JTS Comp100 Liquid Cooled Portable Airgun Compressor

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Hey Guys,

"JTS Comp100 (Airgun Compressor) FULL REVIEW + SETUP & Maintenance Guide - How to Refill an Airgun!!"

Having spent the last few weeks putting JTS's new Comp100 compressor through some grueling testing, I have to say; I'm thoroughly impressed and can't imagine anyone not loving this thing. What I came away appreciating most is its built in on board converter, its ease of setup, maintenance, and use, its power, and its simplicity & compact size.

* liquid cooled
* AC/DC
* 12v/110v/220v
* 6,200 PSI fills
* auto shut off
* can handle up to 6.8L tanks
* converter is internal
* 30 lbs

Join me in this video review, setup, and maintenance guide in which we'll time and refill 5 airguns and one giant 75cf SCBA tank.

If I can help with any questions, please do let me know!

Steve

 
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It looks suspiciously similar to the GX Pumps CS-4i! Can you remove the cover for a peek inside? Just curious if there are any noticeable differences? I see PA has the JTS listed for $900.00. The CS-4i is $650.00 ($585.00 after 10% discount) on the GX Pumps webpage. Just curious if the extra 400 psi is really worth the added $315.00 cost? Is there any other significant differences?

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GX CS4-I Portable PCP Air Compressor, 350W Powerful Motor,Max 5800Psi/

This CS4-I PCP compressor has a new upgraded 350W motor , and adopts four-stage compression technology. It is very stable when working, and it is very quiet with only 70db. Maximum filling 5800Psi/40Mpa.Notice :First confirm the maximum safe pressure of your gas cylinder, do not over-inflate...
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😎looks awesome

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FLgunner said:
It looks suspiciously similar to the GX Pumps CS-4i! Can you remove the cover for a peek inside? Just curious if there are any noticeable differences? I see PA has the JTS listed for $900.00. The CS-4i is $650.00 ($585.00 after 10% discount) on the GX Pumps webpage. Just curious if the extra 400 psi is really worth the added $315.00 cost? Is there any other significant differences?

gxpumpofficial.com

GX CS4-I Portable PCP Air Compressor, 350W Powerful Motor,Max 5800Psi/

This CS4-I PCP compressor has a new upgraded 350W motor , and adopts four-stage compression technology. It is very stable when working, and it is very quiet with only 70db. Maximum filling 5800Psi/40Mpa.Notice :First confirm the maximum safe pressure of your gas cylinder, do not over-inflate...
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Yeah, probably the same manufacturing partner. For me, the value lies in the built-in converter that the JTS has and the GX doesn't, not so much the extra performance. I reviewed a compressor once that had the external converter and owning the JTS is soooo much nicer, lol. Hope that helps. Steve
 
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AmosBurton said:
Are rebuild parts going to be available?
I ask because it looks just like my dead compressor, which I could fix if parts were available.
A one year warranty is not long enough if parts aren't available.
For now I pump by hand because once bitten, twice shy.
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Great question. Perhaps Tyler P. will make an appearance and let us know. I'll hit him up. Steve
 
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Yeah, probably the same manufacturing partner. For me, the value lies in the built-in converter that the JTS has and the GX doesn't, not so much the extra performance. I reviewed a compressor once that had the external converter and owning the JTS is soooo much nicer, lol. Hope that helps. Steve
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gxpumpofficial.com

GX CS4-I Portable PCP Air Compressor, 350W Powerful Motor,Max 5800Psi/

This CS4-I PCP compressor has a new upgraded 350W motor , and adopts four-stage compression technology. It is very stable when working, and it is very quiet with only 70db. Maximum filling 5800Psi/40Mpa.Notice :First confirm the maximum safe pressure of your gas cylinder, do not over-inflate...
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Yeah, probably the same manufacturing partner. For me, the value lies in the built-in converter that the JTS has and the GX doesn't, not so much the extra performance. I reviewed a compressor once that had the external converter and owning the JTS is soooo much nicer, lol. Hope that helps. Steve
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The regular CS4 has the external converter, the CS-4I that I posted the link to has the built in converter like the JTS. Only difference I see is the max fill pressure. That's why I was curious what the internals looked like, just wondering if the compressor head is more robust to handle the higher pressure?
 
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Yeah, probably the same manufacturing partner. For me, the value lies in the built-in converter that the JTS has and the GX doesn't, not so much the extra performance. I reviewed a compressor once that had the external converter and owning the JTS is soooo much nicer, lol. Hope that helps. Steve
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Interesting, I was just able to order 400 bar burst disks thru GX website. Doesn’t mean I would push things that far, none of my guns exceed 300 bar
 
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kaylaindy said:
The AEA 7000 PSI comp is also available. But about $1100 USD as far as I know.
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So, I have a CS4, it fills to 5800 psi, I don't own an airgun that will fill to 5800 psi (I do have a couple that fill to 5000 psi, but most don't go over 4351 psi), so it seems I already have a 800+ psi buffer. Are there airguns that take more then a 5800 psi fill? 6200 psi fill? 7000 psi fill? Just wondering why I'd need a compressor that will fill to more than 5800 psi?
 
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Steve you make great videos. The video is great I know you’ve been hired to show the product so on that great job. Everything we’re saying is not directed at you. You seem like a cool dude. Sorry we’re a little more informed than the manufacturers think. No amount of sugar coating can break through years of BS from manufacturers. We all know it’s just an overpriced GX.
 
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Hey Guys,

"JTS Comp100 (Airgun Compressor) FULL REVIEW + SETUP & Maintenance Guide - How to Refill an Airgun!!"

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Thanks Steve, as always, a great review with useful information and no filler.
Although my Air Venturi 4500 and Nomad are still functioning 100%, this very compressor would be their replacement based on your review. It has all the features I would expect at this stage of maturity for the equipment. We appreciate all you do, and you do it well.
 
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Call me "old school " but I can't justify spending close to $1k for an oil free compressor. I'm on my 3rd compressor and waiting for it to die any day now. I've been keeping it running by disassembling it every 2 weeks and lubing the piston and valves with Mobil 1 synthetic.
Well, for the amount of shooting my wife and I do I really should have a heavier duty unit. But the bigger units that require oil and water are less money.
Then, there's the warranty. Trying to get parts can be a pain. It shouldn't matter how much it gets used during the warranty period, keep us happy and shooting. Not saying AEA would be the same as many other companies but I have learned a valuable lesson from my experiences.
 
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