Wanting to get a compressor and was wondering which would be better a 110 or the 220 volt.. Might just get a Umerex Hammer which takes a 4500 psi fill..
Thanks,
Ray
Thanks,
Ray
Thinking of purchasing a chinese compressor 100 or 220 volt?
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I wouldn't go chinese IMO I went down that road and now im looking at a daystate compressor... Im done with the hassle and troubles. I'm now out $700 which could have gone to a better compressor..
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They sometimes don't send what they are advertising if you are thinking of buying on E-Bay.
Drop shippers all they know is it is a 4500psi high pressure pump. They will use the wrong pictures and description.
Ron
Drop shippers all they know is it is a 4500psi high pressure pump. They will use the wrong pictures and description.
Ron
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I've talked to owners of the Yong Heng compressor and so far, the reports are good. It does work. Considering that the Yong Heng can be had for around $225, compared to the Daystate at $2000, you can buy nearly 10 Yong Hengs to a single daystate. Now, the Daystate is nicer, but if all you want is a hand pump replacement, the Yong Heng might just be the best deal.
If it's a choice of spending $225 or not getting one at all, the Yong Heng is definitely the best choice.
If it's a choice of spending $225 or not getting one at all, the Yong Heng is definitely the best choice.
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i got one of the yong heng look alike compressor from ebay,filled a bottle to 2800 then stopped compressing,still trying to get the seller to make things right,they dont want to stand behind their product...i now own a $200 dollar boat anchor till i get ebay to get me a refund...and using my hand pump is getting old
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I live in England, so naturally I got 220 volt version, as that's the single phase voltage here
I have read of problems with 110 volt version in USA - because you need a high capacity outlet - as used for washing machines and other high current equipment - plugging into a normal socket will either trip the mains breaker, or the Yong Heng will simply buzz, but not start up
I have read of problems with 110 volt version in USA - because you need a high capacity outlet - as used for washing machines and other high current equipment - plugging into a normal socket will either trip the mains breaker, or the Yong Heng will simply buzz, but not start up
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