My Vevor Compressor Review

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Airgun Advisor said:
Appreciate the support! This style of compressor is really geared to those dipping their toes into the world of pcp Airguns. Such a better option than the lowly hand pump was when I first started. Certainly won’t replace a good Daystate or Alkin compressor.
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Diehard Yong Heng fan myself, can't afford the higher dollar units just yet. Best Regards, WM
 
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Hello AG Advisor, That is a good video. I picked up one of these Vevor compressors prob. 6-8 months ago and it has been doing a good job for me. I fill a Vulcan 3 / .22 / 580cc rifle from about 2200 to 4500 in about 7 minutes. I am very careful to watch the TEMP. display and it never gets higher than 40 Deg. Celsius. The manual say never let it get aver 80 Celsius so I think it is living a pretty good life.

I Have used it to top-up my SCBA air pack bottle to 4500 from about 2/3 level. I do it in a couple relays of about 15-20 minutes (I think) and Again, it never gets above 41-42 Celsius. Good Deal! It Beats the dickens out of going to the Nasty, Condescending Dive Shop!!

BTW: How did you shift your over to indicating Fahrenheit??

In my MANUAL it makes mention of "using your new AirRover" so do you not think this might just be a re-branded Air Rover for $200+ Less??

I am very interested in ability to Refresh-Maintain the high pressure piston / cylinder side but have not opened the cylinder up to see how the "Health" of things look. I was wondering what would happen if I Injected some Silicon Oil INTO the Air-Stone Filter that is the air IN-take on the side of the machine as a way of introducing some lubrication into the Piston Bore every now and then. Any Thoughts??

Just my $0.02 and Thanks Again for the review. Steve
 
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RadarMan said:
Hello AG Advisor, That is a good video. I picked up one of these Vevor compressors prob. 6-8 months ago and it has been doing a good job for me. I fill a Vulcan 3 / .22 / 580cc rifle from about 2200 to 4500 in about 7 minutes. I am very careful to watch the TEMP. display and it never gets higher than 40 Deg. Celsius. The manual say never let it get aver 80 Celsius so I think it is living a pretty good life.

I Have used it to top-up my SCBA air pack bottle to 4500 from about 2/3 level. I do it in a couple relays of about 15-20 minutes (I think) and Again, it never gets above 41-42 Celsius. Good Deal! It Beats the dickens out of going to the Nasty, Condescending Dive Shop!!

BTW: How did you shift your over to indicating Fahrenheit??

In my MANUAL it makes mention of "using your new AirRover" so do you not think this might just be a re-branded Air Rover for $200+ Less??

I am very interested in ability to Refresh-Maintain the high pressure piston / cylinder side but have not opened the cylinder up to see how the "Health" of things look. I was wondering what would happen if I Injected some Silicon Oil INTO the Air-Stone Filter that is the air IN-take on the side of the machine as a way of introducing some lubrication into the Piston Bore every now and then. Any Thoughts??

Just my $0.02 and Thanks Again for the review. Steve
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just hold the compressor button for about 4 seconds after you turn it on and it will change to Fahrenheit

 
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nastorino said:
OP, thanks for the review and the link. When I went to the Vevor site there are two nearly identical 4500 psi pcp units available. As a newbie I cannot identify the real difference and or advantage of one over the other. SG-220V-110V-12VMC vs SS-PAC03A
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VEVOR PCP Air Compressor, 4500PSI/30Mpa Portable PCP Airgun Compressor with Built-in Power Converter, Auto-Stop | DC12V/AC120V | Oil & Water-Free Air Rifle, Paintball and Scuba Tank Compressor Pump | VEVOR US

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VEVOR PCP Air Compressor, 4500PSI/30Mpa Portable PCP Airgun Compressor with Built-in Power Converter, Auto-Stop | DC12V/AC120V | Oil & Water-Free Air Rifle, Paintball and Scuba Tank Compressor Pump | VEVOR US

Shop VEVOR PCP Air Compressor, 4500PSI/30Mpa Portable PCP Airgun Compressor with Built-in Power Converter, Auto-Stop | DC12V/AC120V | Oil & Water-Free Air Rifle, Paintball and Scuba Tank Compressor Pump at lowest price, 2-day delivery, 30-day returns. Shop now at VEVOR.
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Yes I'm aware of that one and saw the link in the youtube video. Why opt for this one as opposed to the other PCP 4500psi unit they offer? What makes this stand out to you compared to the other nearly identical unit? Again newbie here apologies
 
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Just bought the one with the external Power Supply, opened the box, plugged it in, started the fan - LOUD, dead headed the Fill whip and turned it on, Fan and pump are louder than my Young Hengs but no water required. Went right to 300 bar in less than a minute and held for two hours.

Not bad for $149.00 delivered. Might use it more than my other ones.

Smitty
 
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Smitty911 said:
Just bought the one with the external Power Supply, opened the box, plugged it in, started the fan - LOUD, dead headed the Fill whip and turned it on, Fan and pump are louder than my Young Hengs but no water required. Went right to 300 bar in less than a minute and held for two hours.

Not bad for $149.00 delivered. Might use it more than my other ones.

Smitty
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I think I may have the same one. As a previous poster mentioned, I Baby Mine. I never go above 43 Celsius. I turn the pump off and let it cool back down to the upper 20 range. From completely empty It takes about 3 cycles. But to fill My Airacuda it's on about 4-4 1/2 Mins. I hope it keeps working! lol But I bought the extended warranty just in case. I also added anothe whip and it now has 3 water filters.
 
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