Acecare 6.8 3 L Yong Heng FX Impact Review First Impressions Rare pcp tank

[@davidhagerman7165]

When i used the Yung hen compressor I used the ice chest freeze pack to help the water temperature and install a automatic transmission radiator with a fan to help keep the water cooler, put 30 percent antifreeze with the ice additive, this works very well. Although I had three of them two just quite while running had to replace the piston rings offen and one blew completely apart. So i purchased the twine cylinder Tuxing compressor and it fill bottle quickly for it's size and the cooling system works.

[@matchking1351]

Good job. Needed this video. Thought my gauge “knob” was broken until your video showed it was just a gauge. :)

[@kevinJmadsen]

I thought my gauge "knob" was broken too, so I busted it apart trying to take it off and figure out why. (The set screws would not retract) I'll bet every guy that buys one thinks it's a valve, because that's exactly what it looks like. Considering they used a valve knob as a protective housing for the gauge and they don't provide any information with the tank, it's not a mystery why that happens.

[@Cookymanx]

Thanks. I really appreciate you making this video. I'm about ready to purchase that same bottle.

[@safuanchewan826]

I still waiting for my Yong Heng and yes mate..I got my self same acecare tank & same FX impact. Thanks for vid mate

[@davidaguiar1387]

Nice tank set-up. They do make a DOT version of the same tank now. It costs a $100 plus more but allows you the option of getting it filled at a dive /paintball shop.

[@recklessjunkie]

Where is the dot certified ones ?

[@henrygarcia6078]

What? No beer while filling a tank? I don't know about that! lol. Thank you for your time and video.

[@danieljamesbinderystu2968]

Thank you for this video! I just bought a "GX - E 5k2" compressor for $2,500. It is their largest high-pressure compressor that is electric and not run on gas. I was going to buy one of the typical compact compressors that you can hook up to car batteries or a wall outlet. Then, I started reading every review that was available to make a decision on which one I was going to buy. Most of those mid-range little box compressors basically all took quite some time to fill up a 90 ci carbon fiber ninja tank or a pcp with a large bottle. I have a ton of smaller bottles for all types of different pew pews, I have ALOT of big bore pcp's with big bottles that just EAT air up. I have 2 evanix Rex's, one is a .45 cal, and the other a .50 cal. I have many AEA pcp's that all range from .30 cal to .73 cal. I have many fx's and Hatsans from .177 to .50 And a bunch of umarex Gauntlets. I have many pellets and BB-guns, and I even have a few fully custom-made "less-lethal" pepperball VKS MONSTERS! all will custom parts, power upgrades, and kits. They are .686 cal and I have z ram stainless steel pointy slug... my vks's are shooting over 600 fps and over 120 joules! So, needless to say, I have a lot of pew pews to fill up. I have a few first strike 124ci carbin fiber tanks, small bottles, and I literally just bought 2 - 9 cubic foot bottles, 2 - 6.8 liter bottles and a few 90ci ninja bottles with 2900 psi regs on them. So the mid-size tanks weren't gonna cut it! Lol, so I absolutely went for something much much larger. I settled on the GX 5k2 that can fill a 9 liter bottle in under 15 minutes, smaller bottles are filled in under a minute and a half. It has an onboard cooling system that takes antifreeze for dirtbikes and quads. It also has its own radiator and computer chip ran system. So it's not loud like the mid range compressors that only use a LOUD AF FAN to cool it! Mine is nice and quiet... It's no louder than a dishwasher being run. Anyways, I bottle all those larger bottles and never had to install the fittings and valves on them. All the ones I ever bought before came pre-installed already. I've been trying to find a video on how to do this because I don't want to blow myself up, lol. Thanks, my man

[@danieljamesbinderystu2968]

The bigger your water tank is, the better... it ABSOLUTELY matters and makes a difference. The higher volume of water in your water tank, the colder your water will stay... because that compressor is assuming it cycles the water back into the h2o tank. So the water gets warm, then hot, then HOTTER much easier/faster the smaller amount the water you have. More volume = cooler water, cooler water = more cooling the compressor. It's whtly the ice packs help that particular compressor. I footed the high price tag for a huge GX 5ke compressor... fills these 6 cubic feet, 9 cubic foot bottles in under half an hour. My pcp's, smaller bottles, and mid sized bottles are done in 2 minutes and less. It has a very high quality onboard cooling system that uses the "ice antifreeze for quads and dirtbikes" and has a computer regulated system, it's own small radiator inside and has a port with a small hose at the bottom for easy changing. It has an onboard hour counter to keep track of maintenance schedules, and I can get messages sent directly to my phone for system checks and reminders. It's about 120 pounds and it looks exactly like an over sized "pc unit" with wheels and handles for moving and hosting up if you need to use a lift to pick it up off the floor. It has a super quiet fan, unlike the ear piercing LOUD AF fans on most mid sized compressors that only have a fan. It can be run until the bottles are full and don't need to be stopped and waiting for cool down. It only sits about 2½ feet off the ground and isn't insanely huge like most of these higher powered compressors. It has a grated housing on the sides so you can see through to the inside... and has a cooling fluid window with a little paddle wheel in the window to show flow. This thing is absolutely incredible and GX said if anything at all ever breaks or goes down, they will foot the bill for a small stand in compressor if needed, they will send even more parts, than the tons of extra parts and pieces needed for replacement for atleast 5 years, and they will automatically replace it if it breaks in anyway. I was gonna save money and buy a 600$ typical mid sized compressor, but since I bought all the extra large scuba bottles for refilling, I wanted something that I didn't have to shut off, wait for it to cool down, 4 or 5 times and hours and hours to fill all my bottles. I have a lot of pcp's, custom pepperball VKS MONSTERS that can shoot full auto and can be cranked up to shoot stainless steel z ram slugs 125-130 joules... BB and pellet-guns... and a ton of big bore air hogs. The choice was a simple one for me. I hope I can sell someone into getting one of these GX 5KE compressors if it is in your means, and you shoot a lot of a lot of big bores like me. Thanks again for the video, bud!

[@codecracker6542]

I bought the same set up and it took me about the same amount of time to fill it the first time through trial and error..but for the price like you said,it's worth it. Thanks for the video!!

[@ginahardee4891]

how many fills?

[@codecracker6542]

@@ginahardee4891 never counted how many fills but I'm satisfied with it.

[@lenweber7142]

You might think about getting one of the big good colored air filter/drier tubes to run online while filling the tank to absorb more water

[@lenweber7142]

Oops MSA tank H60

[@deadhorse3389]

Did you ever find out what the small black o-ring that comes in the bag goes to? the large black o-rings and the small white ones were easy to figure out, but the small black one what is that to??

[@fredA1234]

Hows things with the tank? Thanks Fred

[@bplotts1]

You don't want to use ice cold water to cool the compressor. It will condense the humidity and put large amounts of moisture in your tank

[@aundrelleeper6588]

I need instructions on how to fill my tank please

[@Andy-kc9qf]

At full tank how many time fill can you fill 3000 psi hatsan rifle?

[@milenmihalev]

So how much fills do you have with the impact?

[@cornfields-crosshairs4182]

Definitely thanks for the vid! I have looked at these and am on the fence..I was going I could read the label when you held the bottle up to the camera yet it was still to far away and fuzzy....I am really curious if it is DOT approved..Could you confirm wether it is or not? BTW I run 50/50 premix antifreeze in my Yong Heng and it helps quite a bit! It will also leave the least if any sediment in the water-jacket that encompasses the cylinder..Give it a try!

[@kevinJmadsen]

They are CE certified. Although you can buy DOT certified tanks from China, the price is much higher. I expect this is because of the hassle (shipping around?) of getting them certified at a DOT facility. I don't think DOT is better than CE, and I don't think that is the issue. I think it has to do with materials and mfg tracing. Carbon fiber tanks are 'slated' to get 30 year certifications soon, from what I read. Lots to research but I've found no reason not to use these CE tanks as I fill them myself anyway.

[@cornfields-crosshairs4182]

@@kevinJmadsen I completely agree. It is also been verified to me by a carbon fiber tank specialist whom which I cannot name that the DOT versus CE certifications is a lot of bureaucracy and the fact that America wants to do things their way. The actual testing to certify tanks with the CE label in Europe and the rest of the world is actually far more stringent than the American DOT testing....Of course...

[@bobbysusenbach9687]

Will shops in the US fill if only CE certified or do they require DOT certification?

[@richdaley4908]

I believe that knob is a regulator so can tether to ur gun and set the regulator to what u full ur gun too

[@myminuteofangle7313]

That would be nice but it is not the case.

[@myminuteofangle7313]

thank you for your comment it just houses the gauge and looks like a knob.

[@richdaley4908]

@@myminuteofangle7313 your welcome. I just got the 3 liter tank kit

[@Owaheeguy]

Any idea what 6.8L at 4500 psi is equal to in cu. ft.?

[@myminuteofangle7313]

68 cu ft about its a close rule

[@lenweber7142]

You can buy out of date almost perfect tanks from California for 120 with a valve lol.. plus be sure to Bible check the foster fitting for a slow leak once you've filled the tank 🙂,,. Air pressure will seal of the o rings are the correct size,,. Yes I've cheated the system to save money also lol

[@asifrizwan42]

could you please share the location? I am interested in buying one for me.

[@lenweber7142]

Search ebay miss tank H60

[@lenweber7142]

And ebay "pcp filter" for the big gold filter and order extra filters that fit it

[@hksjoshua]

I've seen these acecare tanks even seen a 9L and a 12L tank imagine that, can't get past the price vs safety margin I admit.

[@myminuteofangle7313]

I have never seen or heard of anyone having one fail . Have you?

[@hksjoshua]

@@myminuteofangle7313 no but I have only seen maybe 5 positive reviews of acecare tanks and nothing else so idk reviews are far and few.

[@kevinJmadsen]

Wow, how in hell did you know the red knob was not a valve? It looks exactly like a valve knob to me. Of course it would not turn so I just figured it was stuck. Long story short, I couldn't get the set screws out to remove the "knob" and examine the "valve" so I ended up cutting it off. Sure enough, they fooled me, so now I get to machine a new "not a knob" pressure gauge protective housing with set screws that fking work. Of course none of it came with instructions. Also, wtf is that small tube really for?

[@myminuteofangle7313]

The small tube screws into the valve on top of the bottle and goes inside the bottle. I guess its so post to keep water out of what ever your filling by centering the air pickup in the bottle?

[@kevinJmadsen]

@@myminuteofangle7313 Thanks for the reply. Interestingly, the small tube I received does not fit the threaded hole in the bottom of the tank valve that they sent to me. At this point, that is no surprise. There can't be a single person who didn't assume that the big red knob around the line pressure gauge wasn't another valve and who didn't get frustrated when it would not turn.

[@kevinJmadsen]

@@myminuteofangle7313Interestingly: I search for small tube inside an SCBA tank but it only showed up under SCUBA tank: "The dip tube is there to prevent any particles in the tank from getting into the regulator when the diver is head down. The snorkel sticks into the tank about 2" allowing some room for avoiding things that should not be in the tank in the first place."

[@cwsholin8828]

You are not too smart Kevin 😅