Has anyone estimated how long it'll work per fill?
1020545
I haven't done a timed test but I used it a good 4 weeks after and it still worded but barely. Even if it runs out of fluid In a situation where you need a spark to make a fire it does still provide a strong spark regardless of fluid
1707561
I'd like to know what the fill power is, too, if anyone has that specific information (not how full it looks or its dimensions).
1865048
When I'm writing consistently, it takes a few days to run it dry. Probably at least 30 hours (with the ef nib) from full to needing filled
1201273
roughly one week depending on how much you use. 5-7 days is a good estimate.
1494832
Depends on what setting you have it on and how dry your room is. In my house with forced hot air which is really dry, I get about 24 hours per fill. I believe it is recommended that you fill it everyday with fresh water so expect that at least. I keep it on medium in our room which is 26x16. It does a good job of bringing the humidity up and cleaning the air.
898115
None so far. I don't expect it to operate like a full size compresssor. I think the manual says not to operate continuously for more than 2 hours. I am surprised they say it is good for that long at a time, but should get one out of a bad spot. Emergency being key here.
1647995
No, sorry. Plus considering the size of the motor, it would probably take days to fill!
1117603
Mine works great. I think it works best between 30 and 40% full. Pump it 20 to 30 times.
1720906
We just finished filling it. It took two days. I don't have a new water bill yet so I don't know how many gallons.
2092035
It did not work for me at all. I've seen video's on YouTube where it does fill the tire after about 40 pumps, but mine did not work at all. I think I was sold a fake replica of the original.
916362
I couldn't really tell you since I never let it run down to the last drop. I usually filled it halfway. Also, depends on the setting you use. when I had it on max, it ran for probably 6 hours til it was down half.
1937636
It takes about 30 minutes per batch, then remove batch, followed by a 10 minute cool off period, then clean and refill. So you would need about 50 minutes per batch.
1759020
I think it would take along time. Our pump was broken so we rolled paper and used a hair dryer, went pretty quick.
361922
If it's a pinhole it might work. It does dry very fast and you must thoroughly scrub/file/sand/clean the area to which the filler will be applied. Good luck.
1105277
I never really timed it because I would fill and heat when I got on the job, but I think it was less than 20 minutes. Refilling and heating during the day seamed quicker, maybe because I took a break. Heating and re-heating did not slow my progress. Just be cautious opening when refilling.
1402766
I concur with most of the others here regarding the time. It takes mine almost exactly 5 minutes to fill the tank from empty to 180psi (I never go the full 200).
1260049
I guess it is about 45 minutes. If you want use it more than this time span, you'll need to re-fill the water and keep use it as long as you wish.