Thoughts on the Benjamin Traveller Compressor

Traveler arrived today around 6PM. Yipee!!.

Ordered it from MidWay on April 9th "on back-order" and expected product ship was April 18th. I said fine,as I could wait it out, if, in fact it was even real... You know it could be weeks, or, months, until you get a response to your ship date. MidWay delivered. Period.

I got an email on the 16th saying "it was on its way and would be there on the 17th. WhAT?, one day and it's here?, no way... Well it was 2 and here at, yes, 6pm Thurs. Crazy I know.

The other small details to this adventure is that if you have searched for a "Benjamin Traveler" by word on the web, MidWay comes up with a a price of $519.00 +T &S, which was very reasonable.

That is a $110 less than ANY other Legit Vendor advertising. So I thought I would wait it out and see. Well they delivered.

Patience paid off, as in a in a lot of cases it does.

My first impressions of delivery are...Pretty good. Well packed and "tight". Was intact with only one small dent/gash on the outside and all the inside compartments were solid.

I will test "My" experience with the first Fill and we shall go from there.......

Here are the first photos of what I saw. Ugh, another "opening", I know,sorry, I get it, what It is about is the shipping quality and arrival integrity ...LOL.

This is what I got...

I'm as hopeful as you all have been that have a Benjamin Traveler, and those that are searching for a great portable compressor.

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Thanks LMNOP, 

All fans are working properly, check.

Update on the first fill: Made sure all the bits were tight and connected properly and connected it to my Marauder. Was so excited I forgot to time it from 2000-2500 psi! Did have my dB meter out and it was hovering @ 69-70dB indoors, which is not to loud at all. Shot 20 down to 2000 and filled to 3000. This time I timed it @ 3 1/2 min. for the fill and the dB range was 69-70 up to 72-73dB by the end of the fill. 

Measured all the parts and accessories then went to Harbor Freight with a 25% off coupon and picked up an 18" tool bag that fits everything perfectly.$18 and some change. So far I'm very happy.

So glad pumping is a thing of the past.......

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Great Choice. I love mine. It fills my BSA Buddy Bottles in about 6 min for the 200 CC and about 9 min for the 280CC. I was curious about the error codes and got this info from Crosman.

Benjamin Traveler error code list:



E0 - Temperature sensor error, it may due to the wire disconnected

E1 - Temperature over 85°C and it will automatically shut down

E2 - Voltage below 9.8V and it will automatically shut down

E3 - Start / Stop Button error

E4 - Pressure exceeded the set limit



E4 means the weapon/bottle is full and has reached the limit set on the pump to dial. I get E2 sometimes when using AC voltage.