IS THIS unit comparable to the MARKWORT volcano air erupt INFLATOR
1424846
I'm sorry, I do not know. I am not familiar with the MARKWORT volcano air erupt INFLATOR.
1424847
Not quite sure. This is for medium to even heavy duty inflation. I have had it for over 18 months and it works like a gem every time. It may be a little noisey and has to cool down after 10 - 15 minutes of use as recommended but they all do. I don't think there is an inflator out there that is not noisey. All in all a pretty good item for the money. I hope this helps. Cheers in 2014!
1424848
The Markwort is a much heavier duty unit than the Slime. The Slime 40025 is for small tires up to cars and vans. The volume per second rate is lower for one thing. I would say that, given the price difference, the Slime is the better buy unless you are regularly inflating tires larger than a car or van. I use mine to keep the tires on three vehicles fully inflated, but I also use it to inflate toy balls, balloons and other small items.
1424849
I don't know but I'm happy with the Slime. I don't think I want to spend 150 bucks for an air compressor.
2038634
I have the 400PRV, works for me, but I am only inflating to 95lbs. Haven't had any problems with it doing what it is supposed to do.
1723794
I've never tried it, but you should use the pump that comes with the airbed, and plug it into the Power station as your power source. (the inflator on the Power station really is for bicycles.)
110311
I don't if this POS can go this high. Me, then my coworker bought this POS over a year ago. Mine went into garbag very soon after even I payed around $60 for it. My coworker stopped using his. I don't want to go into long details why it is a POS but stay away!!! ONLY buy FLUKE. It cost more but you get what you paid. I don't know if you trying to measure a volcano temperature but look at Fluke CNX t3000 or ask on HVAC forums what they would recommend.
1642166
We have an air pump that inflates and also deflates the WOW so it is easy. When deflated we fold it and it is about 2' by 2' by 1 1/2'.We use it on a lake so take it out and put it on the dock each evening which is really easy compared to some inflatables we have had.I purchased my first one last year and added a second one this year. Our guests have loved using it.
899349
No air pump built in . I use a ex large air stone sm pump . Nice unit clones in 7-10 days. Nice compact unit
806178
Rupturing would depend on the size of the ball & the material it's made of, it has no protection from over inflation except your finger on the trigger. It's not a good product & I wouldn't buy it ever again, the pump tends to break after just a few cylinders of co2 are run through it because the plastic isn't strong enough to handle the force required to puncture the co2 cylinder. I'd suggest a floor pump with a gauge & Bell makes a very inexpensive one that should be more than adequate for inflating a beach ball. If you need a co2 powered inflator I'd go with the "air chuck" from Genuine innovations... it's of much higher quality but, still won't have a regulator on it. Slime makes a battery operated rechargeable inflator with a regulator & that may be your best option for the beach if you have a reason for not using a floor pump.
1978200
Don't know, as I've never used one. Probably can since you are able to blow this up by mouth as well as the foot pump. Used it last weekend and it didn't take as long as I thought it would to blow up. Pretty good size sleeping area, as well!
2054228
Inflatable air pressure is inflatable air pressure no matter what the diameter of the hose. As long as the machine is correctly calibrated it shouldn't make any difference. My problem with home units like this is that they lack any kind of user calibration system. That's why you need to take the unit with you when you see your doctor and as soon as they take your B/P with their unit, have them take it with yours and compare. You'll need to do this a few visits for full confirmation yours is accurate. It probably is. Omron makes a very good unit.
1312655
dedicated air pumps for mattresses and blow up pools such as this one usually comes with adapters. Perhaps try something like this (I can't guarantee it will work but only ones I found)? Custom Accessories 59016 Inflator Adapter (3-Piece Set)
1040005
I would say yes. I have used all day blowing up inflatables at 6 different festivals. It is extremely quiet and sems ti have more cfm's than my 4hp noisy compressor. I think you will be very pleased with it
1260783
Hi I bought mine just before a camping trip --It inflates with the separate air blower that takes 4 D size battery's --I had one that had the pump built in and it would go soft halfway through the nite --Enjoy ---Rog
222496
Someone else ask about the air flow and I responded with this: I just tried inflating my air mattress with this, it took 24 seconds. My mattress inflated measures 70 X 52 X 8, so running the math I get an air flow of ~40CFM. I also tried the 12V version and it was really close, but just a couple seconds slower.
222498
Someone else ask about the air flow and I responded with this:I just tried inflating my air mattress with this, it took 24 seconds. My mattress inflated measures 70 X 52 X 8, so running the math I get an air flow of ~40CFM. I also tried the 12V version and it was really close, but just a couple seconds slower.
241861
Yes, That's the good thing about it. The best inflator. You can also use 12 & 16 gram cartridge.
488446
Don't know for certain because not enough info on your particular float. The compressor comes with 4 adapters that should inflate about anything. You may find this tutorial on YouTube helpful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJePZ0YWvJE
485477
I don't think so, you need the one made by coleman. I know that one works. This is similar to a MSR Pocket Rocket and uses isobutane canisters.