I dropped my handheld air pump and destroyed it. Need a new one.
Sometimes getting things shipped to Alaska is a pain...plus I have no idea what may be the current latest and greatest.
Any ideas will be appreciated.
I'll be at BITW next week.
Thanks,
Bob

Hi Bob.

I got mine from Wal-Mart, around $12, they last around 5 years with the type of use we give them, I use a 3 cell LIPO but you could also use a two and it is best to solder a Multiplex connector.

There is also this one.

Thanks, Carlos!
C'mon down to BITW this week!

That's the plan.

Hi Friends, I have this:

https://www.google.es/amp/recambiosb...-plateado/amp/

And for you Guys across the pond Amazon have them too.

https://www.amazon.com/GHB-Portable-.../dp/B01HRKZELK

i got the ryobi at Home Depot for 20 bucks without a battery

I'll get this one next week - a bit expensive but will keep it for life. The only pump I found NOT made in China.

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Tassos

Robart is selling this same air pump too.

Good information here. http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/rc-j...-guys-use.html

Anyone knows where one can find this sold separately (dehydrator / water trap)?

Thanks, Tassos

That looks cool, now I want one too. Anybody know?

Dreamworks have smaller versions.....

Does anyone run nitrogen?
When my son was racing karts, I had a small N2 tank, 2000psi.
Inexpensive, perfectly dry, simple pressure regulator, seems like a good match for air retracts.

Can you provide a link because I can't find anything like it on their site.

Thanks.

I started using the Ryobi air pump 20$ (no battery).. I picked up a nice LED light, and a small scroll blower, all using the same litihium battery packs..

(I went ahead and got the Drill, impact and yard blower as well.. gotta have tools ya know : .. got some extra batteries that way.

All available at Home Depot

https://www.dreamworksrc.com/catalog...keywords=water

That should get you there....

Thanks, I thought they had one with the gauge as well, guess not.

No sorry, just the smaller bare bones version...

For you guys running air pumps.. make sure you get a water trap from Todd or similar.. it will add years to your system to get dry air. One drop of oil each spring in the inlet.. that's all it takes if the air is dry

Do you mean right at my fill chuck? I was going to add the BVM stuff right at the cylinder over the winter....