Thank you for posting this. I am going to use the same motor but will do a slightly different build. I am getting too old for heavy tanks this is the way to go. Thanks again
50’ foot of hose max at the pressure I set in this video you will need to adjust the pressure switches to your needs so always start in a safe environment for testing. Please take your Engineiring seriously this is not a game or something to be taken lightly. I advise any one that builds this to reed “(All COMMENTS)” under this video. And I advise you to research and confirm all data for every step and requirements. Sorry about that this scars me that someone might half ass one step and get themselves in trouble! I am here to offer as much data as possible but all data needs to be confirmed by you to!!!!! Thank you.
Did you open the compressor up and clean them before use even if being new Also can you take a look at the acq-910 compressor/fish pump few guys have used these for diy hookah rigs does that compressor look safe to breath air using filters?
For one diver I would use one compressor but if you have two people or more I would use two. Two compressors can run 4 people. I have the cfm chart on my instagram for these.
@@WorldScienceTV thanks mate it's good useful feed back I'm after just finding time to complete it's the problem hehe pretty normal aye thanks again cheers
Hi, I'm not from Romania. Theoretically I could use a single compressor at 100 psi and 2.47 cfm to reach 10 m depth (one person) considering that at 10 m there are 29 psi and the consumption is about 2, 11 cfm? How long should the stainless steel tank be? With all due respect.
Hello, World Science TV. I enjoyed your video and in hopes this blonde can build one. Would it be possible for you to list each item you use in building the compressor? Including where you purchased ? Thanking you so much!!!
I like the quality of your build. 1. I have tried, to no avail, to find the compressors you used. Can you make a recommendation for a supplier? 2. I also cannot find the pressure switches you are using. Could you please recommend a supplier for those also? Thanks
Looks cool and very compact. We use to compressor dive in the ocean so we simply place the stuff in the boat instead. hard to find good 12v compressors around here so we went for a 220v oil less double piston compressor and inverter coast about 200 dollar. What i would like to see in your build is a water/oil filter. it is an oilless design but compressed air drives moisture out from the air and thrown into your lungs. i actually have 3 in a row in my build and the 2 first once both collect water from the air only the 3rd is empty. This is why high end compressors are extremely expensive and wont be found in ordinary homes. It cools the air to get ride of moist so the air is dry when leaving the tank. And it looks like you use a lead acid battery? i strongly recommend lithium for its light weight and true capacity rating. lead acid waste alot of power when you use high drain (you get about 50% of rated capacity)
My other system has two air dryers but this one doesn’t seem to have the same problem as my other one I run a lot lower pressure on this one than I do my other one I run about 95 pounds to the diver on my other one I get a lot more moisture out of it. We use full face masks and the moisture will fog the full face mask up. I wouldn’t mind at least one or two on the system. I am planning on using bigger air hose and run the compressors at lower psi to gain battery life. And the lithium-ion batteries I’ve looked at definitely would be a nice upgrade but for $800-$1000 a battery I’m stuck with lead acid for now.
@@WorldScienceTV yeah thats correct the higher pressure the more moist will come out from the air so if you run the on low pressure you will have less issues. Thats extremely expensive, found mine for about 150 dollar each (50ah each i bought 4 (2 in parallel and 2 in series 24v inverter)) If you have issues finding you can always take a look at aliexpress and search for LIFEPO4 (12v 100ah for about 400 dollar with shipping)
Yeah the last time I looked was for 100 amp hour lithium ion they were pretty expensive I was looking at Soli for a car battery replacement style or applications
@@WorldScienceTV The disadvantage lithium have over lead acid is that you can discharge lead acid much more. starting a car pulls about 300amps which you cant create with a simple lithium battery. Thats one of the main reasons they still use lead acid in cars and why its hard to find the big packs of lithium. the discharge rate of lithium vary alot but most bms in 50ah packs will state max 40 and 100 ah max 80. The biggest benefit is weight and the amount of power you can consume when it comes to "high drain" 100 lithium is 100 while 100 lead acid depends on how much current you pull in your case probably 50-60% then ofcourse how many times you can recharge the battery. in the end lithium is cheaper if you count the power you get and how long the battery lasts.
I agree caring around those heavy duty thousand cranking amp battery‘s is pretty heavy and makes a little eerie if the pontoons got a hole or something happened while you were out in the water. I get about five hours with two divers working hard. it would be interesting to see what the lithium would produce for a timeframe. Lithium is 70% lighter per amp
Any thoughts on the air zenith ob2 dual pumps with storage tank? Sells for 1050$ Run thru water trap filter straight to dive regulator ? Want to include grandkids. Not cutting cost. Thanks. Primarily 5-10 fow.
Yes it is just keep in mind the more you restrict the air flow the less air you will have and the more power you will use. So I would use a bead separator
I just sold my Brownies, gas power hookah system. Too restrictive, the "no gas motors" lakes, and the terrible noise, irritating the people having fun. I'm going with the az-ob2 DIY system now. I love building things anyway. Thanks for the great info.
I’m planning on doing two lithium ion hundred amp hour batteries and one lead acid 100 amp hour battery the lead acid will slowly deplete and allow you to know that you’re running out of air the lithium ion fall on their face and could leave you stranded down there with no air so you have to mix both of them
How could you make one of these that’s enclosed? Would you vent the air intake out the top and the vent pipe doubles as a flag holder? Yours is the nicest quality, cleanest looking build. Did you list the total cost anywhere? Thanks
You can use a normal regulator (2nd stage) Inside the (screw) on the side u can adjust the pressure. Just make it lower and lower untill just above it leaks air by the pressure of the compressor
You have to change the springs to get the regulators to operate correctly. The low pressure regulators are exactly the same other than they have weaker springs and thinner diaphragm sometimes.
@@WorldScienceTV actually you can set it so low u can breath even without pressure from the other side (if you dont have a hose connected) Have about 7 regulators here (the cheapest you can find) and i have them running at 30-70 / 90 - 120 psi depending on which compressor i use. I however only have 220v once which i use with inverter due to lack of good options in my country. There may be a difference in design if you go for the more fancy once but the cheap once have a very simple design. Whan happens if u set it to low is that air leaks from the front
@@WorldScienceTV About 15-20 dollar www.lazada.com.ph/products/ready-stock-scuba-diving-breathing-regulator-secondary-pressure-reducer-respirator-diving-mouth-bite-scuba-i697552057-s2015468656.html?spm=a2o4l.searchlist.list.5.3f635e51A573xL&search=1
Would love to know what compressor that is? I built a simular unit but my compressor cant deal with 2 ppl beyond 10' of depth. Really need 25' lines alot of our lobster holes are 15-20' deep. Any info is greatly appreciated
You most likely used the very low psi cheap "pumps"? Psi needed is feet *0.5 = psi then make sure u have no leaks anywhere so the pump is fast enought to pump the air
Hi, I'm building a hooka system for my boat using a single air zenith OB2 compressor but, with a 3-gallon aluminum tank. The problem I'm running into after talking to Gator Gill (he makes/sells full portable hooka systems) is that the compressor produces heat and the temperature would have to be cooled down with an inline expansion valve between the compressor and the tank. I know your system doesn't have a tank...how are you cooling the air since its apparently going to be an issue? Thanks for any thoughts. Capt Dave
I do have 3 stainless tanks one on each diver air hose each are 3 gallons. the air doesn’t get hot enough to need a high temperature hose from the compressor manifold to the tank . these compressors run cooler than most do to the size of the piston. This compressor is far superior than what gator 🐊 uses and if you want a professional one built for you with all the fail safes. Call (Mark)at (Keene Engineering) they are planning on building my compressor to replace there’s because of this pump being superior compared to the competitors. This compressor comes with a high temp hose that goes from the compressor to the manifold. They are just trying to detour you. they’re in the business to sell you a compressor not tell you that it’s OK to make your own.
Thinking about going with a oilless puma 12 volt 1 gallon tank but I saw that there is the ryobi 18 volt 1 gallon tank but I dont know if it is oilless does anyone know?It would be a really cool small hooka rig .
I looked up the air compressor you were talking about the air is sucked through the crank case up through the piston and then out of a read valve and then to the storage tank and then would be out to the diver I veered away from these style compressors because the fumes from the electrical motor exhaust into the air that the diver would be breathing. I consider this style of compressor dangerous for divers to breathe on I would prefer you use a oil less compressor that the air comes in from the head and then it goes out from the head and then you have to use a food grade stainless or plastic for your air tank. All compressor heads need to be pulled apart and cleaned of toxic oils and manufacturing chemicals and then greased with food grade grease found in food services.
@@WorldScienceTV hello and thank you very much for the info I had already bought the compressor because this guy on youtud uses it th-cam.com/video/iFnINZMuKZU/w-d-xo.html. \Is there any way to make the puma 12 volt compressor safe for use or should i return it ?? thanks again
I would personally return it I have already had a personal experience with this type of compressor failing into complete meltdown and then me and another diver breathing burning plastic until we got up to the surface and got her regulators out of our mouths. This is why TH-cam can be very dangerous especially in life-support systems. I have hundreds of hours underwater on hookah systems and have engineered many of my own. This is one of the reasons why I chose the compressor that I did because it is the safest best engineered 12v compressor on the market it does use a little bit more power than the smaller compressors but it is set up correctly to be safe. Be safe
And I don't know if you're familiar much with nylon nylon is an extremely high temperature to melt so out of all the poly materials it's probably one of the better materials for high temperature with exhausting plastics or any emissions
about the only way i can sell you one is to make a ebay listing for this one my cost on this was $1200 and shipping and time would be around $2000 and then there is the question of mounting is it going to be on deck or in a inner tube battery driven or wired to the boat.
The hose length is the big number 3 divers 15-20 feet on 1/4” hose. 1/2” hose will give more depth. Remember the more air that is needed the higher the air pressure will need to be set to compensate. We have worked 2 divers down to 30’ without adjusting the pressure.
@@WorldScienceTV im pretty sure all is adjustable however if you get a regulator from a compressor that is meant to operate as example 110-120 psi you cant go below 90 with the set screw. you can grind down the plastic a bit and get it down to 70 (starts at 30 and stops at 70) thats what i have done with 2 of my compressors. i do regret my 220v system with inverter just for the fact you get longer battery time and more steady airflow with a 12v using 2 compressors instead of 1. however going with a 220v system made everything very simple since everything is already done just put a filter and attatch the hose. if we ae talking about the breath regulator thats nonsense you can set it so low that you can breath even without a compressor (if you dont have a hose attached)
Working flawless only one thing I had to change I had to pull the foam filters they where getting sucked threw the dust screen inadequate filter but over water the dust screen is fine about a 100 mesh
@@WorldScienceTV Just checking in man i've finally built up the courage to tackle this build and wondering if its still doing good and if you have had any other issues with it.
Update. i ordered all my stuff for the build, the only thing is that air Zenith only supplies the Black pumps now. so white is off the table which sucks so i bought a heat transfer hose to supply from the tank to the hoses. i am not doing your exact design but i am modifying a bit to be a little more updated, also for my hoses and stuff i am getting the equipment from Brownies. if you were to do a 4 person dive with yours what would you recommend setting your PSI to on both of the pumps.
Your pressure is based on depth and amount of hose. If you are running more than fifty feet your going to need 100+ psi on 1/4 hose the bigger the supply line the less pressure needed to keep the CFM up to the divers. These compressors don’t run hot air like the conventional Gast PCA-10 compressor which will melt a low temperature air hose hooked to the compressor. There is one major thing the foam filter has to be pulled out of the cartridge your running more CFM than the manufacturer specifications and it will pull and disintegrate the foam into the compressor. There is still a fine mesh screen that will be sufficient for over the water applications. Remember adding filters only makes more work for the compressor and in return make less battery time. So to keep your battery time up it is better to have exactly what is necessary and no more.
Excellent setup, one of the best I've seen.
Thank you many people are using this compressor system.
Thank you for posting this. I am going to use the same motor but will do a slightly different build. I am getting too old for heavy tanks this is the way to go. Thanks again
50’ foot of hose max at the pressure I set in this video you will need to adjust the pressure switches to your needs so always start in a safe environment for testing. Please take your Engineiring seriously this is not a game or something to be taken lightly. I advise any one that builds this to reed “(All COMMENTS)” under this video. And I advise you to research and confirm all data for every step and requirements. Sorry about that this scars me that someone might half ass one step and get themselves in trouble! I am here to offer as much data as possible but all data needs to be confirmed by you to!!!!! Thank you.
@@WorldScienceTV thank you, I dive anyway but I like the idea of no tanks. Will always take a spare air cylinder with me
That’s one hell of a great set up super smart
thank you
I don't do any diving , but that is a real nice set up you made...
Thanks shovel ed
Did you open the compressor up and clean them before use even if being new
Also can you take a look at the acq-910 compressor/fish pump few guys have used these for diy hookah rigs does that compressor look safe to breath air using filters?
what is your run time on the battery before you have to recharge
Very clever build mate I'm prospect and build my own transport devices bout to build this thanks for sharing mate hope you find heaps of yella cheers
For one diver I would use one compressor but if you have two people or more I would use two. Two compressors can run 4 people. I have the cfm chart on my instagram for these.
@@WorldScienceTV thanks mate it's good useful feed back I'm after just finding time to complete it's the problem hehe pretty normal aye thanks again cheers
You clearly need a reserve tank , Great video thanks for sharing!
I have 3 one per line
@@WorldScienceTV has anyone ever tried used CO2 fire extinguisher bottles? Dirt cheap
I would use a fountain soda bottle there are food grade stainless 316 L and they’re working pressure is 130 psi
Hi, I'm not from Romania. Theoretically I could use a single compressor at 100 psi and 2.47 cfm to reach 10 m depth (one person) considering that at 10 m there are 29 psi and the consumption is about 2, 11 cfm? How long should the stainless steel tank be? With all due respect.
bad ass brotha wish you would have made the video on building it ......
Just a thought, bilge pump for the tub? Maybe. Worth a thought though.
Hello, World Science TV. I enjoyed your video and in hopes this blonde can build one. Would it be possible for you to list each item you use in building the compressor? Including where you purchased
? Thanking you so much!!!
Please read through the comments a lot has been explained on this thanks
I like the quality of your build. 1. I have tried, to no avail, to find the compressors you used. Can you make a recommendation for a supplier? 2. I also cannot find the pressure switches you are using. Could you please recommend a supplier for those also? Thanks
Air zenith and the pressure switches are for a well pump
Jeff Cossaboon I just found the same compressor on eBay.
Looks cool and very compact. We use to compressor dive in the ocean so we simply place the stuff in the boat instead. hard to find good 12v compressors around here so we went for a 220v oil less double piston compressor and inverter coast about 200 dollar.
What i would like to see in your build is a water/oil filter. it is an oilless design but compressed air drives moisture out from the air and thrown into your lungs. i actually have 3 in a row in my build and the 2 first once both collect water from the air only the 3rd is empty.
This is why high end compressors are extremely expensive and wont be found in ordinary homes. It cools the air to get ride of moist so the air is dry when leaving the tank.
And it looks like you use a lead acid battery? i strongly recommend lithium for its light weight and true capacity rating. lead acid waste alot of power when you use high drain (you get about 50% of rated capacity)
My other system has two air dryers but this one doesn’t seem to have the same problem as my other one I run a lot lower pressure on this one than I do my other one I run about 95 pounds to the diver on my other one I get a lot more moisture out of it. We use full face masks and the moisture will fog the full face mask up. I wouldn’t mind at least one or two on the system. I am planning on using bigger air hose and run the compressors at lower psi to gain battery life. And the lithium-ion batteries I’ve looked at definitely would be a nice upgrade but for $800-$1000 a battery I’m stuck with lead acid for now.
@@WorldScienceTV yeah thats correct the higher pressure the more moist will come out from the air so if you run the on low pressure you will have less issues.
Thats extremely expensive, found mine for about 150 dollar each (50ah each i bought 4 (2 in parallel and 2 in series 24v inverter))
If you have issues finding you can always take a look at aliexpress and search for LIFEPO4 (12v 100ah for about 400 dollar with shipping)
Yeah the last time I looked was for 100 amp hour lithium ion they were pretty expensive I was looking at Soli for a car battery replacement style or applications
@@WorldScienceTV The disadvantage lithium have over lead acid is that you can discharge lead acid much more. starting a car pulls about 300amps which you cant create with a simple lithium battery.
Thats one of the main reasons they still use lead acid in cars and why its hard to find the big packs of lithium. the discharge rate of lithium vary alot but most bms in 50ah packs will state max 40 and 100 ah max 80.
The biggest benefit is weight and the amount of power you can consume when it comes to "high drain" 100 lithium is 100 while 100 lead acid depends on how much current you pull in your case probably 50-60%
then ofcourse how many times you can recharge the battery.
in the end lithium is cheaper if you count the power you get and how long the battery lasts.
I agree caring around those heavy duty thousand cranking amp battery‘s is pretty heavy and makes a little eerie if the pontoons got a hole or something happened while you were out in the water. I get about five hours with two divers working hard. it would be interesting to see what the lithium would produce for a timeframe. Lithium is 70% lighter per amp
I am a gold diver and I was looking for an alternative to the Keene T-80. This may be it.
If you are using a gas motor then the (GAST PCA-10 )is the right choice. If you are using battery then this is a good choice.
Where at?
Any thoughts on the air zenith ob2 dual pumps with storage tank? Sells for 1050$ Run thru water trap filter straight to dive regulator ? Want to include grandkids. Not cutting cost. Thanks. Primarily 5-10 fow.
I think it would be a good buy as long as you set up your pressure switches correctly
If you add a pressure tank with this, would you recommend a water separator and a filter?
Yes it is just keep in mind the more you restrict the air flow the less air you will have and the more power you will use. So I would use a bead separator
@@WorldScienceTV thanks!!
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I just sold my Brownies, gas power hookah system. Too restrictive, the "no gas motors" lakes, and the terrible noise, irritating the people having fun. I'm going with the az-ob2 DIY system now. I love building things anyway. Thanks for the great info.
I’m planning on doing two lithium ion hundred amp hour batteries and one lead acid 100 amp hour battery the lead acid will slowly deplete and allow you to know that you’re running out of air the lithium ion fall on their face and could leave you stranded down there with no air so you have to mix both of them
@@WorldScienceTV That's a great tip. Thank you
How could you make one of these that’s enclosed? Would you vent the air intake out the top and the vent pipe doubles as a flag holder?
Yours is the nicest quality, cleanest looking build. Did you list the total cost anywhere? Thanks
The full coast was $1200. The compressor heads need air to cool them so fresh air has to be introduced in the enclosure
@@WorldScienceTV good to know. "venting".
do you need a special low pressure air regulator (I mean the bit that fits in your mouth) or will a normal dive regulator work?
Yes you do your local dive shop can change the springs on some regulators to convert them and readjust them.
You can use a normal regulator (2nd stage)
Inside the (screw) on the side u can adjust the pressure. Just make it lower and lower untill just above it leaks air by the pressure of the compressor
You have to change the springs to get the regulators to operate correctly. The low pressure regulators are exactly the same other than they have weaker springs and thinner diaphragm sometimes.
@@WorldScienceTV actually you can set it so low u can breath even without pressure from the other side (if you dont have a hose connected)
Have about 7 regulators here (the cheapest you can find) and i have them running at 30-70 / 90 - 120 psi depending on which compressor i use. I however only have 220v once which i use with inverter due to lack of good options in my country.
There may be a difference in design if you go for the more fancy once but the cheap once have a very simple design.
Whan happens if u set it to low is that air leaks from the front
@@WorldScienceTV
About 15-20 dollar
www.lazada.com.ph/products/ready-stock-scuba-diving-breathing-regulator-secondary-pressure-reducer-respirator-diving-mouth-bite-scuba-i697552057-s2015468656.html?spm=a2o4l.searchlist.list.5.3f635e51A573xL&search=1
Can you post a link of the compressors you used
Depends are you going to be my local competition where do you live
Would love to know what compressor that is? I built a simular unit but my compressor cant deal with 2 ppl beyond 10' of depth. Really need 25' lines alot of our lobster holes are 15-20' deep.
Any info is greatly appreciated
Massive amount of info in the comments bellow air zinith
There is one of these on eBay now look through the comments below
You most likely used the very low psi cheap "pumps"?
Psi needed is feet *0.5 = psi then make sure u have no leaks anywhere so the pump is fast enought to pump the air
Hi, I'm building a hooka system for my boat using a single air zenith OB2 compressor but, with a 3-gallon aluminum tank. The problem I'm running into after talking to Gator Gill (he makes/sells full portable hooka systems) is that the compressor produces heat and the temperature would have to be cooled down with an inline expansion valve between the compressor and the tank. I know your system doesn't have a tank...how are you cooling the air since its apparently going to be an issue? Thanks for any thoughts. Capt Dave
I do have 3 stainless tanks one on each diver air hose each are 3 gallons. the air doesn’t get hot enough to need a high temperature hose from the compressor manifold to the tank . these compressors run cooler than most do to the size of the piston. This compressor is far superior than what gator 🐊 uses and if you want a professional one built for you with all the fail safes. Call (Mark)at
(Keene Engineering) they are planning on building my compressor to replace there’s because of this pump being superior compared to the competitors. This compressor comes with a high temp hose that goes from the compressor to the manifold. They are just trying to detour you. they’re in the business to sell you a compressor not tell you that it’s OK to make your own.
Treasure Hunting I found a Gun, Silver and Gold Diving in a lake th-cam.com/video/6QW5iFb1EPk/w-d-xo.html
Gold ring bunch of silver 12v Hookah Diving with sea scooters th-cam.com/video/qSFxcksOeGU/w-d-xo.html
Diving found a 14K white gold earring and more Treasure Hunting th-cam.com/video/HfVEVR3EUcY/w-d-xo.html
All these videos were done using that Dive compressor you can check out the rest on my channel
Where you located?
I just seen this video for the first time. Are you still using the same set up or have you made changes..
This is still working great
This is still working great
Hey WSTV. I am trying to find the pressure switch on line. Any chance you can give me the name/model of the switch?
They are just well pump switches
How deep would u be able to go with dat setup
The rule of thumb is never go over 25 feet on a hookah .
Feet * 0.5 ich = psi
After 10m u need to consider benz/decompression sickness which can lead to death / paralized
How it is connected to relay?
Connect with me on instagram or Facebook and I’ll send pictures
Thinking about going with a oilless puma 12 volt 1 gallon tank but I saw that there is the ryobi 18 volt 1 gallon tank but I dont know if it is oilless does anyone know?It would be a really cool small hooka rig .
I looked up the air compressor you were talking about the air is sucked through the crank case up through the piston and then out of a read valve and then to the storage tank and then would be out to the diver I veered away from these style compressors because the fumes from the electrical motor exhaust into the air that the diver would be breathing. I consider this style of compressor dangerous for divers to breathe on I would prefer you use a oil less compressor that the air comes in from the head and then it goes out from the head and then you have to use a food grade stainless or plastic for your air tank. All compressor heads need to be pulled apart and cleaned of toxic oils and manufacturing chemicals and then greased with food grade grease found in food services.
@@WorldScienceTV ok thak you very much
@@WorldScienceTV hello and thank you very much for the info I had already bought the compressor because this guy on youtud uses it th-cam.com/video/iFnINZMuKZU/w-d-xo.html. \Is there any way to make the puma 12 volt compressor safe for use or should i return it ?? thanks again
I would personally return it I have already had a personal experience with this type of compressor failing into complete meltdown and then me and another diver breathing burning plastic until we got up to the surface and got her regulators out of our mouths. This is why TH-cam can be very dangerous especially in life-support systems. I have hundreds of hours underwater on hookah systems and have engineered many of my own. This is one of the reasons why I chose the compressor that I did because it is the safest best engineered 12v compressor on the market it does use a little bit more power than the smaller compressors but it is set up correctly to be safe. Be safe
@@WorldScienceTV thanks man if it wasn't for your help I would of never known yeah ill return the thing and look around for the one you got
Hi, Are the compressors water proof? cheers
I would say they are water resistant they can be splashed on no problem if they stay submerged underwater for too long then there will be a problem
hey its Steve Buscemi
Can you send me a list of parts?
They’re all in the video
I am very interested and want to buy 1 set. Can you give me a reputable seller?
that's a heavy duty setup you got there. Any idea how long one battery will dive three humans?
One diver one battery 5-6 hrs. two divers one battery 3hr. Both batteries 3 divers maybe 3-5 hrs. To soon to tell Near Beer
Where's your new videos DD
twice as long as 3 gorillas
Building one similar now. Beware those braded lines are tefton! Im going with stainless steel tubing. I think its not good to hot box Teflon.
This compressor doesn't really get hot it's not like what you're used to with the Gast PCA 10 Compressors. It's not a high friction ring Compressor.
And I don't know if you're familiar much with nylon nylon is an extremely high temperature to melt so out of all the poly materials it's probably one of the better materials for high temperature with exhausting plastics or any emissions
Hello sir. Mat from Malaysia. How to contact you.? Interested to know more on your build. Please reply back.tq
What would you like to know
I want to build up same as you did. Can I get any links to buy all that products.please help me
Sir. Do you can build and sell it without battery?
how much it cost everything for 2 diver without batery and air hose? can you built it for me
How long will that battery last for with this system?
Depends on how many divers and how much work you are doing 2 100ah batteries 2 divers medium work 5 hours
@@WorldScienceTV can i ask how much you spent putting this together?
About 900
@@WorldScienceTV not bad
@@WorldScienceTV could you post a parts list where i can buy these items?
can u make me one for 1 diver ?
If you want me to the work it will cost more than if you build one
Can you build one for me, need it my boat. Thanks
Ok What are your needs
@@WorldScienceTV like the one you showed in TH-cam, for 3 diver. Thanks
about the only way i can sell you one is to make a ebay listing for this one my cost on this was $1200 and shipping and time would be around $2000 and then there is the question of mounting is it going to be on deck or in a inner tube battery driven or wired to the boat.
We're on eBay you got your compressor
Airzinith.com
How deep is max for 3 divers?
The hose length is the big number 3 divers 15-20 feet on 1/4” hose. 1/2” hose will give more depth. Remember the more air that is needed the higher the air pressure will need to be set to compensate. We have worked 2 divers down to 30’ without adjusting the pressure.
If you have a 100’ of hose you will need to set the compressor up a lot higher even though you are diving at 15’
And I have never used max capacity of this compressor
I wish 2 diver like 80 to 90 feet. I wish where can I buy that?
Never on hookah that’s a death wish tanks only!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Most Regulators require a minimum of 65 PSI
I set mine to operate a lower but mine are adjustable though
@@WorldScienceTV im pretty sure all is adjustable however if you get a regulator from a compressor that is meant to operate as example 110-120 psi you cant go below 90 with the set screw. you can grind down the plastic a bit and get it down to 70 (starts at 30 and stops at 70) thats what i have done with 2 of my compressors. i do regret my 220v system with inverter just for the fact you get longer battery time and more steady airflow with a 12v using 2 compressors instead of 1. however going with a 220v system made everything very simple since everything is already done just put a filter and attatch the hose.
if we ae talking about the breath regulator thats nonsense you can set it so low that you can breath even without a compressor (if you dont have a hose attached)
Mine have an on the fly adjustment you can control while you’re underwater and yes you can adjust all of them
Wow
@@WorldScienceTV I'm planning to run 30 psi. as we are not diving beyond 10-15'
is this think still alive and kicking or have you had any issues?
Working flawless only one thing I had to change I had to pull the foam filters they where getting sucked threw the dust screen inadequate filter but over water the dust screen is fine about a 100 mesh
@@WorldScienceTV all you really need is a water/oil seperator with micron (most have a micron inbuilt aka golden tube mesh inside)
@@WorldScienceTV Just checking in man i've finally built up the courage to tackle this build and wondering if its still doing good and if you have had any other issues with it.
Update. i ordered all my stuff for the build, the only thing is that air Zenith only supplies the Black pumps now. so white is off the table which sucks so i bought a heat transfer hose to supply from the tank to the hoses. i am not doing your exact design but i am modifying a bit to be a little more updated, also for my hoses and stuff i am getting the equipment from Brownies. if you were to do a 4 person dive with yours what would you recommend setting your PSI to on both of the pumps.
Your pressure is based on depth and amount of hose. If you are running more than fifty feet your going to need 100+ psi on 1/4 hose the bigger the supply line the less pressure needed to keep the CFM up to the divers. These compressors don’t run hot air like the conventional Gast PCA-10 compressor which will melt a low temperature air hose hooked to the compressor. There is one major thing the foam filter has to be pulled out of the cartridge your running more CFM than the manufacturer specifications and it will pull and disintegrate the foam into the compressor. There is still a fine mesh screen that will be sufficient for over the water applications. Remember adding filters only makes more work for the compressor and in return make less battery time. So to keep your battery time up it is better to have exactly what is necessary and no more.
Links ?
Airzinith.com
The link doesn't work anymore 😕
Just type that into the Google search it’s TH-cam not allowing the link