Omega Air Charger Personal PCP / HPA Compressor, fully self-contained with auto-shutoff.

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The Omega Air Charger is a self-contained personal HPA compressor that’s designed for long run times without overheating. With a fill rate of about 23 CFH, it will take a while to fill larger HPA bottles from empty to full, about 5 or more hours based on our estimates. Where this fits in the market is for topping off small bottles and direct filling airguns. In that role, this is a very capable little compressor. Diversity is a good thing, and this compressor adds yet another option for airgunners out there that want to be able to fill their own PCPs without having to drive to a dive shop.
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[@Sleepy.Time.]

i have had this compressor for two years now and it has worked flawlessly

[@airgunfun4248]

Still going today?

[@mariai.cubillo4577]

This is a nice setup, great video.

[@danhenry8557]

Thank you that’s the real question.

[@TJ-hd5ym]

Just got mine today😊

[@marktomlinson6016]

Good audio

[@MsValdecisilva]

parabéns meu amigo

[@shield400]

Omega now makes a the 'Trail' compressor which runs on 12v DC. Any chance you will be reviewing that unit?

[@ronnieumberger]

How you like the Omega compressor for filling the 88 cubic inch tanks

[@skinnymitchairgunbrotherho7152]

Very informative video thank you sir I have the air Venturi so I don't need another compressor but I would love to test compressors from different companies over a long period of time I mean put them through the rigors and see how they hold up and compare with other brands after all I have the time and I use the air I shoot at least 3 times a week if not more this is not a Spiel to get free compressor I just really want to inform people of the longevity of the machines they may be considering purchasing

[@AirGunWeb]

That's a big part of why I posted this video. I will be working on several other compressors over the next few months. I hope that it will be useful to folks that really want to know what's the right choice for them. They all have a place at the table and serve a purpose. But, they are not all suitable for everyone's needs. Hopefully these videos will help folks find the right compressor for their needs.
Cheers
AGW

[@smashingintexas765]

I have a question do you recommend a dry air filter like diablo for humidity down here in Texas or no? just purchased this unit and wanted your take on it...

[@stedyone1090]

No moisture remover inline between compressor and tank/gun,??

[@terryweaver2791]

My Yong Heng does the same thing

[@skinnymitchairgunbrotherho7152]

That compressor super quiet when you switch it on I can barely hear it over the generator which is also pretty quiet actually the generator is about as loud as my air Venturi LOL

[@kurja]

FYI P = I x V, so, I think your off on your amps, watts, or both.

[@pepesempire]

Can you do a video of how to add grease ?

[@pepesempire]

Thank you

[@danhenry8557]

Too much money

[@danhenry8557]

You can buy 3 of the chinese ones for that .

[@Light_357]

They are disposable junk too

[@luciferslettuce]

$1,300 is way to much for an air compressor there are better cheaper options already available.

[@Light_357]

And they are disposable junk for the most part.