At what pressure does the motor kicks in at
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My compressor restarts at around 105 lbs. Hope this helps you. I really like mine, and its worth the money. Also I read a lot of the reviews and I received mine in excellent condition, not even a scratch on the bow.
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It's variable (meaning you can adjust it to when you want it to kick in).... I usually have it kick in at about 90 psi
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10... When set at the lowest RPM8... When set at the highest RPMThis is quite an excellent pump. When you are not swimming in the pool, it is quite sufficient to leve the pump running at a low RP!
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Pressure is not strong, but it is acceptable to me. I would say 3 on a scale of 1 to 5
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Depends on how low. My pressure is pretty low as well about 40-45 psi and still works great!
787707
30 - 37 psi engine idling 36 - 43 psi key on engine off. Pressure should hold above 21 psi for 5 minutes after key off.
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The pressure is good. This is the 2nd one I have bought. I had one at my old house. When we moved, I bought 2 other brands before I came across this one. My favorite!
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What PSI are you running it at? It should be anywhere between 80 and 90 PSI. Or your tip might be clogged with something.
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It doesn't say on the box, but I run mine at normal well pressure of 40 - 60psi.
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It is recommended to inflate with a foot pump or an air compressor. Recommended working pressure is 2.5 psi (0.17 bar). Please see owner's manual for additional inflation instructions.
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Dont buy this machine. It hardly has any pressure. I returned mine and the seller gave me an extremely hard time and didnt refund all of my money. It puts out as much pressure as the ones you get for a 10 gallon fish tank. I bought to use for airbrushing my nails and it clogged several times.
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Hi David, The cut in pressure is around 80 PSI, it's hard to be exact but that's the most up to date information I have for you. Hope that helps. -PKKJ Inc
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Press down on the the lever that is on the base of the motor. Most likely it will be the closest thing to you. It is different than the latch you press to lower the motor. After this lever is pushed you pull the motor up.
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Pressure drops to 2,000 psi after about 22 shots. Those are at more than 500fps I think, because those shots will completely pass through one half inch plywood at about 15 feet.
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To be honest, I never thought much about pressure to operate this mouse. I guess it's because it works effortlessly for me. I don't click on the wheel too often but noticed it takes just a slight more "effort" than the left and right. Although, the clicking sound is a non-issue for me, I do notice the wheel click is a hair "louder". I've used this mouse for over three months and have found it to be perfect for what I needed/wanted: mobility and functionally accurate. Hope that helps.
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It's not a lot of pressure but you do have to keep holding the button the entire time that it's on. Frankly I have been really disappointed with its performance. The charge doesn't last very long. The suction isn't really particularly impressive. And the mopping part is just a swiffer--no more no less. Also the release latch for emptying is oddly placed and hard to get open. And I find I think of the $350 price tag whenever I am holding the button down to operate it, and it makes me very very cranky. Not sure that would necessarily contribute to your arthritis pain, but I guess it might not help. It's not a lot of pressure but you do have to keep holding the button the entire time that it's on. Frankly I have been really disappointed with its performance. The charge doesn't last very long. The suction isn't really particularly impressive. And the mopping part is just a swiffer--no more no less. Also the release latch for emptying is oddly placed and hard to get open. And I find I think of the $350 price tag whenever I am holding the button down to operate it, and it makes me very very cranky. Not sure that would necessarily contribute to your arthritis pain, but I guess it might not... » Read More It's not a lot of pressure but you do have to keep holding the button the entire time that it's on. Frankly I have been really disappointed with its performance. The charge doesn't last very long. The suction isn't really particularly impressive. And the mopping part is just a swiffer--no more no less. Also the release latch for emptying is oddly placed and hard to get open. And I find I think of the $350 price tag whenever I am holding the button down to operate it, and it makes me very very cranky. Not sure that would necessarily contribute to your arthritis pain, but I guess it might not help. « Show Less
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In testing it, I set the regulated pressure to 80PSI. I don't know if this has any affect on the point at which it starts back up. But, it restarted at about 168PSI.
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Yes once the pressure is reached it will turn off then as you use it it will kick back on