Thanks for the kind words, I just hooked compressor up to the tap using a dishwasher faucet adapter and outlet back to the drain, my well water temperature is 16 Celsius, the extra volume of water compared to the tiny electric pump keeps the compressor temp at 33 Celsius with the faucet valve just 1/4 on .
i also modded my compressor to keep the cylinder cooler. I removed the temperature sensor on the opposite side of the first water inlet and made a second inlet in there and a second water outlet on the opposite side of the first water outlet. Before i did that, the cylinder was always cool on the front, while it got hotter and hotter on the back. I also bought a bigger pump with more flow ratio. Now i don´t even need a temperature sensor anymore. Before that, the high pressure piston rings got so hot that they got stuck and the rocker ripped apart. But i got another compressor, mine is called ACEEAGLE, but it is pretty much the same, but it has one no extra water seperator. Got this thing since two years now and i am still happy with that china stuff.
In the past I've used a Tupperware tub to make a bbn lock of ice in. Maybe about two liters. Then I would put it in a bucket of water. Once the water was cool I would run the pump for about 20 minutes before it warmedbup the water. That's fine, but I would have to wait for the water to freeze again overnight before I could fill a 90/4500. These pumps are perfectly fine for PCP guns, but everyone powering a Superbird with one has a love hate relationship with them.
Thanks for the kind words, I just hooked compressor up to the tap using a dishwasher faucet adapter and outlet back to the drain, my well water temperature is 16 Celsius, the extra volume of water compared to the tiny electric pump keeps the compressor temp at 33 Celsius with the faucet valve just 1/4 on .
i also modded my compressor to keep the cylinder cooler. I removed the temperature sensor on the opposite side of the first water inlet and made a second inlet in there and a second water outlet on the opposite side of the first water outlet. Before i did that, the cylinder was always cool on the front, while it got hotter and hotter on the back. I also bought a bigger pump with more flow ratio. Now i don´t even need a temperature sensor anymore. Before that, the high pressure piston rings got so hot that they got stuck and the rocker ripped apart. But i got another compressor, mine is called ACEEAGLE, but it is pretty much the same, but it has one no extra water seperator. Got this thing since two years now and i am still happy with that china stuff.
Can you keep them in a refrigerator or freezer?
In the past I've used a Tupperware tub to make a bbn lock of ice in. Maybe about two liters. Then I would put it in a bucket of water. Once the water was cool I would run the pump for about 20 minutes before it warmedbup the water. That's fine, but I would have to wait for the water to freeze again overnight before I could fill a 90/4500. These pumps are perfectly fine for PCP guns, but everyone powering a Superbird with one has a love hate relationship with them.