How long will it hold air pressure once filled?
1345778
Mine leaked air when I first bought it...I took it apart, polished the inside of the reservoir and replaced the O-rings...after that, it would hold air indefinitely...
1345779
It's best to degas the pistol after a shooting session. But I'm pretty lazy and have had the pressure filled for several weeks without shooting, and had no noticeable loss of pressure. I believe I've read reports in the full sized rifle saying that others have had pressure loss over time. So it may be hit or miss depending on the condition of the seals in the gun.
1345780
About 20 usable power shots. For the money you should save another $200 & buy a Sam Yang 44 909 light hunter or 50 cal with the 500 cc air capacity at least 20 more power shots & huge difference in power & quality. I own both & haven't even shot my 22 in over 4 months since I purchased my 44 909 light hunter. I garentee you can take any size pray with this gun.
1345781
Unless ur seals are weak it shoukd hold for a while i have had 2bars in mine for months now but i dont know how good it is on the seals to hold the pressure so beware
1345782
I own this gun for 3 years by now. I never release the pressure and it never leaked.
968347
It is very strong depending on the air pressure you adjust to. How ever long you want it.
814590
A couple of minutes. It is like a little square box when deflated sort of the size of a bed pillow. Would fit under sink easily
1600691
Hm. I had a bike place inflate it last summer and it stayed pretty inflated all winter. I just squeezed the hole where the air goes in and blew into it and it filled up again.
260981
Not long, considering how compressed the foam looks...maybe a couple of hours at most. It's MAGIC!!!
1165751
Usually only a few seconds. Make sure you didn't fill it too high. Mine would not produce a mist when I filled it over the line a little.
2275137
It depends on how u make it and if u press it. But a couple days with pressing maybe three days just always check it let it breath or it will mold
1767449
Not long. Drain completely, keep inflated and flip it upside down or on its side and put it in fulll sun. Around 30ish min or so.
233503
I agree with the other reviewer, just overfill a couple of pounds. Not much air should bleed out unless you have a faulty valve.
2241135
The longest I have had it inflated and used it daily was about ten days. I slept on it those ten days and was very comfortable. It was the first time it had been used, and as the instructions state, you need to check it every day or so to see if it needs a little more air. It did on a few of the days, but not a lot of air at all.
1726387
If you have already "pulled the plug" on the air valve, use a compressor with a long attachment to insert into the air valve. It will inflate within seconds.
313467
15-30 seconds. Just opening the plug on the end will deflate quickly but you can also turn the air pump on and set it to deflate and the motor will suck air out of the mattress. It deflates quickly enough by just opening the valve that I've never used the pump except to see how it worked.
1376251
The one I have was leaking since I install it. It holds air for about 20 hours. I'm disappointed in this product, I would not recommend this valve to anyone.
1850418
It'll take days to inflate it by mouth. If you use a dinky car charger air pump, it takes about 30 minutes. If you use an inexpensive electric air pump it takes about 5 minutes. Deflating is pretty quick, but good luck fitting it back into the carrying bag it comes with. It's very difficult to be able to get every little bit of air out and roll it up as flat as it was when we got it.
1118574
Wait until it dries... However we have had to put it on items 1/2 inflated and it still works. ...
885762
It would just escape into the air. And it would not last very long with that use. it cost about $15 - $25 to fill each time so give it a shot.
2147836
No, the holding tank should be able to hold a fixed pressure +/- a few PSI for hours. Make sure you are using a thread locker to seal your connections.