will pumping 15 times give it more power?
619574
After 10 pumps the increase in pressure achieved is minimal and more likeley to damage this gun. If I really wanted more velocity and power I would look to do the various mods available for this gun. Just do some research.
619575
If you install an aftermarket flat top valve and piston, and do a little valve work, you can pump up to 25 times for over twice the power of stock.
619576
With multi-pumps there is a limit to the number of pumps that are recommended and with the Crosman 1322C it is 10 pumps. When you pump the pistol beyond that number you risk damage to the seals and actually very little is gained in power (velocity).
619577
I agree 10 pumps max. If that doesn't do it, you bought the wrong item for your usage.
619578
Like any firearm... you can get more power by increasing the "charge", whether it is powder or air pressure in the pellet pistol but like any firearm you are taking chances of damaging the weapon, injuring yourself or bystanders or both. I personally would not exceed the manufacturers recommendation... which I believe is 10 pumps maximum...
952264
Since this was a gift to my Daughter in Ca. had to wait for an answer, this is what she said..hit it about 10 times, then you'll hear the strong bursts on the next few pumps. 3 pumps works for me. Good luck!
1800168
Yes, you can. The pump even comes with its own battery pack that you fill with 8 AA batteries. It's not as strong at the same level as when it's plugged into the wall socket but it does the job nicely at a slightly higher suction level. In addition, the batteries last for about 15 pumping sessions before you need to change them.
1910100
No, your oil pump has nothing to do with increased capacity. The extra capacity is around .5 quart or less.
1870011
It depends on the air pump. If the pump runs on 120 vac house current, then yes. If the pump runs on 12 vdc, then no. If the 120 vac pump draws more than 175 watts, then no.
1035123
I have found 7 works for me. I pump to 7 and hold a sec and release 10 times and then pump to 7 and hold for 15 to 20 min.
466178
it would not give a very long run time. There are online calculators for amp draw vs battery capacity when using an inverter-this could help find the correct size for the amount of run time needed for the pump
396158
You actually have to push the button 8 times to get to 30 power. It really does not take much time or effort to achieve this level of power.
1160967
It should work for you. You can set up to 8 schedules at different speeds. I currently have 7 customers that use this pump and they are worth the money. I hope this answers your question.
1269966
I have 3 of these. You would not be able to run it constantly.... the motor would burn out. I have filled the tank and set it to go off every 5 min for 20 seconds and it lasted for two hours. I'm sure you could rig it to pump from a larger reservoir if you wanted too.
1746707
Yes, I believe it will. Pretty much anything in the 10k to 15k draws quite a bit of amperage. I made sure mine were plugged into a plugs that were pretty much isolated. You definitely do not wand it plugged into a line that also runs computers, TV's, stereos, etc. It will cause undue wear on those, or anything with an electronic brain and could cause an early death. (Seen it.) Sometimes by just re-arranging appliances you can even things out and save yourself a headache later on.
2211118
I don't have time to look at the specs, but the number 15 usually means it will pump water vertically a max of 15 feet.
2226394
Yes. Each of the triggers represents a 15 minute duration. I used mine to power a water pump inside a plant cloning unit. You could definitely set an on 15, off 15, on 15 etc., cycle for a two-hour period, and have the remaining triggers in the 24-hour cycle set to off. Works like a charm.
821162
Well, it pumps out a good amount with each press. The harder you press the more it gives, but not much more. You could always pump a few times to get more.
1596847
Although it is not easy to know this without a test, I was running a 1000 watt compressor and welded with a 90 amp welder without crashing the inverter. It was quite a drain but it didn't quit. I'm sure your pump would start especially if it only draws the startup wattage for a second before dropping down to running wattage. I do have #1 wire on all 4 posts and a bank of capacitors on the battery side. It is vital you use the largest and shortest wires possible for the high amp draw.
397887
It won't be anywhere near 150w, you must have a very big SUV! I have one of these and although it inflates fast , the pump is quite quiet and I'd be surprised if it uses even 10w. Just to clarify I am talking the actual maximum wattage drawn, not the type of power source recommended. It also inflates so fast nothing is going to overheat either. I have tried it with 110v, which is, as you would expect fine (so 115 is fine).
2076295
Will inserting additional batteries, I believe it takes up to 8, increase the output or duration?