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Hey Curtis, great content as usual! I run the same setup, m18 pump, appion AV760, and trublu hose. It all fits in a packout ammo can box. I bought the bluevac + pro first because of measurequick. The appion showing the microns immediately is the feature that makes me like it best. I do wish the range was better. I've considered getting the Fieldpiece mg44 with the appion just for its 1000ft range. The bluevac + pro has a similar range to the appion.
Great video, I have been looking at this. Love appion kit! Can you please show the decay test within the app for this unit please in a video? As I mostly do heavy moisture contaminated automotive systems. So wondering what this feature would look like. Many thanks
Nice micron gage there for sure. Thanks for the detailed review The filter is a time saver in the event it’s exposed to oil. Looks like it’s dish install day at your place 😅
That price point for that gauge is ridiculous 430 to 500 all it shows is vacuum it nothing magical plus the price point for milwaukee vacuum is also ridiculous 800 plus 300 for mega batteries to run it Navac is way better and cheaper and holds a better charge plus when something is more complicated it basically breaks more
I just want rugged tools that work at a reasonable price. I don't need apps or fancy features. I bought a barely used Fieldpiece SVG3 for $150. So far it seems far better than the flimsy Inficon that I just tossed. Also bought a use JB 142N vacuum pump ($100) to replace my ailing Yellow Jacket Super Evac. The old Yellow Jacket served me well for 20 years. I have a hard time moving to battery powered stuff such as pumps. I've yet to have any problem powering a pump with a cord to date! I guess I'm just old. I like corded stuff.
@@cardsfan1590 New equipment is so light and flimsy. I haul off a 5 ton condenser from the 2000's and just about break my back only to find the replacement to be half the weight and twice the cost.
@PhilipNation-xm5lh yea, it's ridiculous. Nothing is made to last anymore,they just want you to buy more and more. A perfect example is those LG compressors some units are using now,I bet last summer I replaced 5 or 6 of them,which were less than 5 years old,that blew out one of the electrical pins on the compressor. Everything cheaply made these days and double the $
@@cardsfan1590 yea , those lg compressors have a problem with gas leaking by the pins & blowing out. Major defect with Lg compressors. I replaced one with a Copeland. No lg for me thanks.
We’re so Lucky to get to Benefit from New Technology which didn’t even exist ten (10) years. Makes you more Productive for your bottom line and for Customers. 👍🙏
Thanks Curtis, looks like you have found a nice vacuum gauge there 👍 Au
The dog wanted to give his opinion, too.
Nice Vacuum gauge. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Hey Curtis, great content as usual! I run the same setup, m18 pump, appion AV760, and trublu hose. It all fits in a packout ammo can box. I bought the bluevac + pro first because of measurequick. The appion showing the microns immediately is the feature that makes me like it best. I do wish the range was better. I've considered getting the Fieldpiece mg44 with the appion just for its 1000ft range. The bluevac + pro has a similar range to the appion.
Great video, I have been looking at this. Love appion kit! Can you please show the decay test within the app for this unit please in a video? As I mostly do heavy moisture contaminated automotive systems. So wondering what this feature would look like. Many thanks
Looks like a good one to me. I wish I could pet Riley.
You have the same dog breed as me you have a subcriber for life!!!! lol
Nice micron gage there for sure. Thanks for the detailed review The filter is a time saver in the event it’s exposed to oil. Looks like it’s dish install day at your place 😅
Yep
Nice review 👍👍👍
Glad you liked it
is it good
How much is it?
👍👍😊😊
Really need to see how stable it is once you hold the vac, without showing that it really means nothing.
That price point for that gauge is ridiculous 430 to 500 all it shows is vacuum it nothing magical plus the price point for milwaukee vacuum is also ridiculous 800 plus 300 for mega batteries to run it Navac is way better and cheaper and holds a better charge plus when something is more complicated it basically breaks more
I just want rugged tools that work at a reasonable price. I don't need apps or fancy features. I bought a barely used Fieldpiece SVG3 for $150. So far it seems far better than the flimsy Inficon that I just tossed. Also bought a use JB 142N vacuum pump ($100) to replace my ailing Yellow Jacket Super Evac. The old Yellow Jacket served me well for 20 years. I have a hard time moving to battery powered stuff such as pumps. I've yet to have any problem powering a pump with a cord to date! I guess I'm just old. I like corded stuff.
The price for all these tools is getting out of hand, just like everything else these days
@@cardsfan1590 New equipment is so light and flimsy. I haul off a 5 ton condenser from the 2000's and just about break my back only to find the replacement to be half the weight and twice the cost.
@PhilipNation-xm5lh yea, it's ridiculous. Nothing is made to last anymore,they just want you to buy more and more. A perfect example is those LG compressors some units are using now,I bet last summer I replaced 5 or 6 of them,which were less than 5 years old,that blew out one of the electrical pins on the compressor. Everything cheaply made these days and double the $
@@cardsfan1590 yea , those lg compressors have a problem with gas leaking by the pins & blowing out. Major defect with Lg compressors. I replaced one with a Copeland. No lg for me thanks.