Air Venturi NOMAD 2 Portable PCP Compressor (Full Review) PCP's Best Choice? 110V/220V/12V
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- You can buy a Nomad 2 PCP Compressor here: www.dpbolvw.net/click-9190931... Air Venturi's Nomad 2 is a high quality Portable PCP Compressor.It's capable of filling most PCP air rifles to 4500psi in less than 3 minutes. It can run off 110V and 220V wall plugs, or a 12V car battery. It has Auto Shutoff, so you set your gun's desire pressure, and the Nomad 2 will shut off at the pre set pressure. Thanks for watching! -Nate
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What about adequate removal of moisture from the air? Hear those in-line filters aren’t effective.
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I have had no issues with moisture.
Nate I’ve had this about a year . Went hunting way away from my house . And I felled my gun up two times with my truck running in the woods sat it on top of my tool box in the back of the truck and started home on this dirt road going slow and have done this two or three times . But this time a deer ran in front of my truck I jerk the truck to not hit the deer and my compressor fell off and rolled down a ditch , it bent the case all up took it back to my shop beat the dents out of my case cleaned it up checked it out plugged in up and it still work . And is working today that was a year ago true story
Wow. That's crazy! -Nate
Buck or a Doe? haaaa
@@garyritterstrings it was a doe I shot her the next morning ha ha
Should have hit the deer. Hard.
I’ve had mine for about a year and I have had no issues with it. It works great.
They are all made in China and work well. They get the job done nicely. Note worthy point…all of them need care and maintenance like anything. Don’t fill anything bigger than a guns air cylinder and watch your heat and the amount of moister getting into them. Nice compressor bud. Good luck brother.
Looks exactly like the one I ordered off of Amazon just a brighter color to make it easy to see in the workshop.
@Heath Halfhill that was well said man. Like I said with mine. It's a Spritech but aren't they all China made? All you have to do is the cleaning and change the o rings.
@@dangerous8333 I've heard of people doing that. I don't have a tank personally but plan on getting 1.
I’ve had mine for years now and it’s never failed me. I stopped using a hand pump when I got this
I have used mine 64 times. So far no issues.
Iam keeping a journal on maintenance.
Air Venturi tech support advised me that the bottom screw won't release pressure unless the unit is running. (Mine wasn't releasing is why I called) so I just perform the Basic maintenence every 20 fills.
Also the manual says to start the unit with the pressure release screw turned in. But I hear alot of people say don't start it under load.
Iam going buy the manual. We will see how long it lasts.
You can have the screw turned in and tight...as long as it's the first start. It should start fine that way.
This is a great video I ordered a 350$ from Amazon the unit looks decent but this is a good tutorial run down anyway! I’m exited to get into the PCP or paintball game!
Great job Nate!
I'm getting into PCP's this year and this is just what I was looking for. I'm getting to old to pump up my Crosman 1377 & 1322 air rifles.
Good review, thanks.
I’ve had mine about a year and no issues to report. I’ve followed the maintenance schedule religiously. Fills up my big Air Force tanks as well as my 300 bar guns easily and quickly.
What kind of maintenance do you do to it? Besides oil changes?
@@chrisreilly4006 AEAC VLOG has a complete video on maintenance.
@@chrisreilly4006 yea AEAC’s vlog is a great resource for this air pump. Really not very much to it at all. I just keep a card in the carrying case that I time and count all my fills and mark it off as I go so I don’t ever forget to do any of the super simple maintenance. I know some people swear by those cheap pumps where you need liquid cooling and make sure you change the oil, but this thing is so simple and easy to use. It’s worth the extra cash to not have to be some kind of hydraulic master mechanic to run and maintain.
I have one and love it. Most people don’t know but there is another filter above the valve for purging the compressor
Nice presentation of this compressor at the top
Also, put something under the feet of the compressor to lift it 2 inches off the ground. Preferably made of rubber or something soft. That way it gets more circulation under the unit and softens the vibration so it will last longer. Empty Pettet tins filled with cotton works too for elevating the compressor off the ground or table. Have fun with your new toy bud!
Happy to see ya do this video, it's the unit I was thinking of buying. For £700,00 GBP it should look good !! lol
AND TOP TUNE to end vid Electric Avenue!
so far so good. Use it alot. It's great.
Good video one thing, i noticed when you connected your fill hose you used your finger to hold back collar then you pushed it on but i didnt notice you pulling back to make sure it was secure. I know you where just hooking up for your video but everyone should pull back on hose to make sure it is fully connected, at these high pressures it can blow off if not secured with a lot of force.
RE: The simulated "Desktop Computer" lighting: Very snazzy! Can it play Call of Duty? (All kidding aside, Nate, I'm looking forward to a 6 month update on this compressor. Please do one!!)
Trying my best to break it! Gotta give it back at the 6 month mark. NOMAD torture time is getting closer.
Are replacement parts available? That’s the most important question you should ask the seller.
Mine broke
@@AirgunChannelwould you still recommend?
Nate, I think you may be selling the Yong Heng a bit short, in the pursuit of specie. I routinely fill both my 45 min scba tanks with it, have for two years, only issue I've had was a burst explosion disc. I use the water from a toilet tank, with the output from the pump down the overflow tube in the tank, my temperature never gets above 47c unlimited cold water.
Yeah, Yong Heng is better than TUXING for sure. I went through 5+ TUXINGS
Thank you, Another great video. I assume you don't need to oil the nomad 2, before first use? Thanks.
Good question...it appears to have a little oil in it when it arrives.
@@AirgunChannel I ordered some oil. I'm gonna put 4 drops in before I use it. This piece of gold has to last me a long time, I don't wanna score something before I get going. Can't hurt. Better safe than sorry. Thanks again.
wowwwww nice
Please tell me is this still working!! I've used mine some like 5 air ventures. Twice each. But I'm afraid to use it much because I'm afraid it'll break, and I can't afford another one!! Takes the fun out of air gunning!! Need an American made! Please answer. Thanks man, your videos are great!!
I've had my 270$ Spritech for 7 months now and I thought it was broken, but Spritech sent me a new maintenance kit and walked me through the steps on how to and now it works like new. I feel like they will all last as long as you do your part in cleaning and maintaining it. Great piece of hardware but way out of my league.
As a fellow Spritech owner, I'd love to know what the maintenance was?
How do you get this compressor to work with 220v. As I see no voltage switch for 110v and 220v, also the side specification plate shown in your video only states 110v. Even the Air Ventury website states it's both but don't see a switch to convert the voltage. I will highly appreciate your reply. Many Thanks
maybe you cant do it. call PY Air
Wish you showed actually times of pumping up a 500cc tank to see if it's any faster than my GX.
Takes forever.
It looks nice but test it out. Let's see if it good
can I fill a tank by splitting multiple times to allow it to cooldown first?
it would take 50 times.
He is not lying. I bought the orange compressor for $270. It lasted 3 months. They did give me a partial refund. Won't buy another one. Beware those orange compressors and all of the other ones that are identical and just have a different name.
They are crap. Get a Yoong Heng and use it just to fill guns, or only 10 mins at a time to fill Scuba bottles.,
What compressor would you recommend to fill tanks with?
Yong Heng...don't run for more than 20 minutes at a time and it will last.
@@AirgunChannel Thank you 🤙🤙
Can u take out the cover,please and show how is the construction insite this compressor?
It already broke. sorry
Great value for money, "it already broke" LOL
What would you say to know that that air compressor is made in the same Factory as the orange COMPRESSOR's and as many of those other portable compressors!
I would say I heard the same thing about off brand bmx bikes in the 1980s. There is a lot more to a product than what factory it was made in even if that were true.
Cheap compressors should be run for maybe ten minutes at a time and then let rest and cool for ten minutes. Heat is the enemy of compressors and this basically solves the issue.
actually 10 minutes is too long. 3-5 minutes max.
@@AirgunChannel Yes to really play it safe a few minutes is best👍
It's sad to ask but is it Made in China ? And if so is it even worth that High Dollar price ?
No, It broke about 3 months after I got it. It's gone now.
@@AirgunChannel Kinda thought it was a waste of Money...Thanks
@@AirgunChannel the Nomad broke after 3 months? That’s disappointing to hear, What did you replace it with?
I was thinking this or a newer model compressor from Jts or the rovair the nomad is 200 dollars off so I’m thinking
have you seent he lil foot 2.0 at donny fl? $550 now.
@@AirgunChannel yes its that much on pyramid air to
Pretty expensive unit for it to come without a single drop of the silicone oil it requires… an oil that I can find NO WHERE in a city with a population of over 300,000. And on Amazon, the oil that everyone says they use is “unavailable”. None at Lowe’s, Napa, AutoZone, O’Reilly’s, Walmart, Ace, Western Auto…. Frigging ridiculous.
Do not fill an impact more than 230 bar
...ooops.
No repairs or spare parts available, so when it fails you can throw your expensive compressor in the bin !!!