mattsrabbit
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Heya folks, does anyone have any experience with those USB rechargeable, kinda handheld cordless compressors? Do any of them work to actually dial in a specific PSI?
I probably don't need this either, but $20....I was going to not buy this but for $20…. And I have ryobi tools/batt
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It's a little expensive, but a awesome piece of gear. If you already have the m12 batts its a no brainer.No, but i have a Milwaukee M12 cordless inflator and I pretty much never use my large compressor anymore. It will accurately fill a tire and even seat a bead. Even the cheaper Ryobi one would likely be a better buy long term than something USB based.
Probably shouldn’t be using a compressor on your computer dude…😎Thank you for sharing! I have an HDD where I install all the apps I use on my computer. I was having some problems with launching some apps because some data was not found, so after reinstalling the app, everything started to work correctly. I started to have such an error more often, so I decided to use some hard drive recovery services. I found out that the HDD I was using was corrupted, and the viruses were deleting some files. Luckily, I found out what was causing the errors while opening the apps on my computer.
No? How else do you remove the dried boogers from your keyboard?Probably shouldn’t be using a compressor on your computer dude…😎
without an accurate gauge it's damn near impossible.No? How else do you remove the dried boogers from your keyboard?
I'm waiting for the guys to chime in that do it by "feel".without an accurate gauge it's damn near impossible.
I actually have one. They're very underpowered and take forever (hand pump is faster) and very loud, but you can set it to a certain PSI and wait 10 minutes and maybe your tire is inflated. The PSI's off by about 6, so I just use math. It also works as a gauge. I've tried up to 71 psi on my van tires. It's supposed to do up to 120psi. Mostly I'll take it with me bike packing as a spare battery (it will charge your phone), flashlight and emergency compressor. It's nice if it's super hot or cold out. You can just run it and cook dinner while your tire inflates.Heya folks, does anyone have any experience with those USB rechargeable, kinda handheld cordless compressors? Do any of them work to actually dial in a specific PSI?