Would it be possible to use this and pump to fill a small SCUBA tank? I am trying to find a way to refill this air tank http://www.amazon.com/Helicopter-Emer... I know it would take a long time, but I just want to know if it can be done.
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I guess the real answer would be yes it would be capable of filling it. I sure would not want to attempt it. The main use is to fill your Airgun with Pump. At o to 3000 psi 300 pumps or so, and that tank is 300 cc. I hope this is some help to you
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Any air compressor can be used to fill this tank. It has a 100psi limit. It fills with a common bike valve tip. Your question is stated in a way that suggest you're asking if the tank can be filled with a 'manual' air compressor or, more commonly referred to as a tire pump. If so, It may be possible to do that but, finding a hand operated tire pump that could handle 100psi, is doubtful.
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You can't refill the co2 tank with air you must have it refilled with co2. If you use high pressure air tank it must be refilled with a scuba tank or a high pressure compressor. Can't use an ordinary home or shop compressor.
1966835
I don't see why you couldn't air it up with another unit. It would just be a matter of adapting the fill port size. It comes with some adaptors, maybe they would fit your pump, but then there is duct tape.
2014255
Great question...we haven't yet! We filled it up at a gas station. I think there is a way to let air out using those pumps if you overfill...sorry not more helpful!
1982265
It would work but I wouldn't recommend it. This is more like a one tire emergency filler. It takes a long time to fill tires with this. I would recommend a real air compressor with a tank for your needs.
1234973
It is best to use an air pump. I have a small one that I use for air mattresses and it works great. If you are taking it to a resort or pool, they may inflate it for you. I took mine to the Mandalay Bay and they aired it up for free. Worked great in the lazy river!
948509
I believe you can. Air does go out of it. I haven't used it like that but I can't see why you couldn't. As long as the handheld pump has the right adapter. I hope this helps.
1519150
No.The small tank will not give you enough air.This compressor is only good for inflating tires.
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It would be close... you could add a piece of tubing to get down to the water from your local hardware store. I've done that on a couple of tanks where I wanted the suction inletfurther away from the return. It might be difficult to prime the pump to get it going because the impeller probably won't be sitting in the water, but once to you do it should run fine.
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If you are talking about the kind of tank you use to fill a car tire than no. You need a scuba tank and an adaptor.
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Yes. You have to continue pumping the handle just like you would with an air pump for bikes. This bilge is very capable and can extract large volume of water in short amount of time.
435912
clarify your question. I suspect you are overfilling the tank. You must allow "head room" so you can pump the tank up, filling the space with air.
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I only used it on the thin balloons. I'm sure it will also work on the other sizes. However, it was really hard to get it to even blow up the thin balloons without exerting a lot of effort and taking a long time. I wouldn't recommend this as the best method. I'm sure there are way better pumps out there.
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yep, i use it on my Benjamin Discovery from a scuba tank yoke, no problem with a pump.Its a dang good quality also.
240794
We used an air compressor also. It is a pretty big float for a manual pump but one would work. as said by others, your pump would need a pointed end. This is our second season and just filled a couple days ago. Great for keeping you above water while it's still a little brisk.
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Yes, although it doesn't move a whole lot of air on the pumping, you could pump tires up with it. It just might take a while though but it's really compact. I recommend getting the CO2 cartridge kits. They're really compact and much faster.