If it were filled with air (assuming it had to be recharged and co2 was not available), how much would that change the specs and performance?
923029
You would probably only be able to fill one or two tires, where as with Co2 you can fill 12+
923030
It would make a vast decrease in performance, co2 can be compressed in to a liquid so there is allot of co2 available when it expands into a gas. Air cannot be compressed into a liquid in this tank so you will have very little pressure, not even enough for 1 tire.
923031
Huge, the big deal with the CO2 is the expansion rate as the liquid converts to a gas. That's why you can fill the tires on about 3-4 truck (based on tire size). If you used air, there is no expansion rate and you probably could only fill 1 tire, maybe. This is not a good tank for that. You would be better off with an air compressor.
810261
It could but if no other ventilation all it would do is move the air. It wouldnt cool it down.
1140983
I love this thing. Works great for me. If there is a lot of airflow, it could be possible. Likewise, there would need to be a steady supply of CO2 coming from some type of contraption. Normal CO2 levels hover around 350ppm to 450ppm. To give you an idea of the danger zone, the CO2 Monitor would have to read 5000+ppm for you to be in danger. The CO2 Monitor only measures up to 2800ppm approx and then reads "hi" or "max" or something. Hope this helps.
1894620
Can't really say as I have never run it without the V5. I imagine it would depend on what is in your air.
552938
My opinion, it would take forever. It has two air chambers and it is not a small tube. A bicycle pump would help alot.
1670786
No, even if they did get plugged, it shouldn't really matter since it adds 7qts extra to the system, plus whatever Trans cooler that is being used. Those tubes don't do much for cooling, it's the added volume that is the benefit. That's why I bought it.
457158
From experience, no. The CO2 will leak and freeze off the the rubber on the adapter and you will have to replace it before the next use.
765494
Depends on how you charge it. If you use the small CO2 cartridge that comes with it, then it's only good for short term use, as you have to manually control the pressure in the keg. Long term use would require a larger air supply with a regulator.
2173701
Yes. I think you will be very pleased with its performance. You can recharge in record time.
1611900
It should. But if you plan on blowing for a while it will have to recharge itself after about 60seconds of continuous blowing I'd say.
442899
It can run off 120v ac or 12 dc. yes it should fit in the original position
1111716
It isn't powered. It's just the flat bottom piece, two vertical tubes, some carbon, and plastic heads for the tubes. You need a power head or some other air-blowing device to make it work.
944495
Are you replacing the old one? If so, see if you can find the cfm (cubic feet per minute) of air movement the old has and compare it to this one.
983608
In my opinion it would not be adequate to the task. Insufficient cfm delivered at 120 psi would be very slow. Might be ok for a rare occasions but not regular application.
1404924
None.. Plug it in and enjoy.. NO problems and great air output. Can't go wrong here.
30233
It does require a fresh air intake as well as an exhaust. Attic air will likely be far too warm for heat exchange purposes.
1876308
It would depend on the condition of the battery. I'm guessing that if the battery is in good condition, with a full charge, it would take a couple days to discharge. I wouldnt take a chance for more than a few hours if I needed that battery. I bought the AC/DC adapter and just run an extension cord to the cooler so as not to drain the vehicle battery (if available). That little fan in the cooler doesn't draw much but it could run your battery down, just like a radio or parking lights left on.