Daystate Air Rifle Compressor - FULL REVIEW + SETUP GUIDE - 110 Volt 4,500 PSI - Airgun Refilling

This video is a review, setup, and maintenance guide for the Daystate 110 volt 4500 psi air compressor, which is used for refilling PCP air rifles, pellet guns, airguns, and their fill equipment.
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Filling an Airgun; • Air Rifle REFILLING - ...
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[@logstolumber2345]

You're my hero. Your garage floor is cleaner than any floor in my house.

[@1960fusion]

after watching this video and having experience with Italian compressor pumps, i purchased the Daystate compressor from Air Guns of Arizona instead of the other brands built in Asia. It seems to be a solid unit, but i haven't been able to get the compressor to go past 250 BAR without tripping a breaker. I thought that it may be the old 15 amp breakers at my house, so i tried it at two of my friends homes with dedicated 15 breakers and it is doing the same thing. It looks like i am going to have to pay to have it sent back to AOA for them to diagnose the issue.

[@eduardonajar5831]

Good review as allways, i have the 220v original coltri version but higer capacity 100 l/m , it fill the same tank from 0 in 25 min and 9 min from 3000 psi. I bought the compresor afther trying 3 chinese one and two piston water cooled compressors, they worked for a short time, so i got tired and bought the coltri, thats what we have in my country or bauer way more expensive and im happy whit it.

[@bobbythompson3544]

Thankyou for such a thorough test once again, your place is immaculate, well done!

[@aeacvlog2033]

🤘

[@bluewater454]

What a neat, clean garage. Wish mine looked like that.

[@alejandroo80]

Great compressor review Steve, a little pricey for me at the moment but nonetheless good kit !, I liked the video soundtrack just at the end specially, kept my energy up, have a great weekend man.

[@christospassalis6317]

man , the compressor is nice tool for us airguners but ....the black beauty on the backround ,the type R, is disorienting me!!! Great work Steve,keep up!

[@AirGhandi]

Cool Video again! Thanks for showing us! :-) Wish you a great sunday!

[@Dave-rb8rv]

I still use my old shoe box. It does the job, will top off my tank in about 20 minutes. Good to let people know about the air source. I can always go to the local fire dept get a free fill, empty tank full in five minutes.

[@John-qt5rs]

Great review on a great air compressor!

[@agVTEC1]

Love the Type R at the back.

[@ricardog5124]

Just thinking the same!!!

[@IzaelLealairguns]

Great equipment, I liked the black ship behind you! 😂😂😂😂✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@randomvideosfilmcollection3161]

Good Vid Steve.

[@somedayzo6]

Love the lineup of Griots Garage products

[@rodrigogomes7735]

Congratulations on the films, you could do a review of the cbc compressed air rifles from Brazil !!!

[@972Trucker]

Great video Steve, I just ordered this compressor. I just got a question, I see that Nuvair 751 oil is more economical than Coltri ce 750. You also recommend Nuvair 751, will using Nuvair 751 void your guarantee? Or is the same grade as Coltri, I m about to order some Nuvair 751 and just want to make sure.

[@Physics072]

Did you ever get a inline filter to dry the air? In dry climates might not be needed but in humid areas like Michigan in the summer or Florida etc its probably squeezing some moisture into the tank. Ends up as water in the bottom of the tank that builds up over time.

[@jcaputo3156]

Steve HELP! I have this compressor and a Omega 74cf bottle. When the tank shows filled on the gauge. I bleed the line showing the air to be out of the fill line but there is no air in the tank. I believe I’m not doing a proper shut down procedure. I put a dead head on the tank line and no reading as to what’s in the tank. Please advise me as to the proper shut down and I realize air in the tank for filling my PCP guns.

[@sjl6628]

Nice review, Steve. I have one of these and it's a great compressor. One thing I would warn owners is to not run this or any compressor on a long extension cord like in this video. Any contractor will tell you that the amp draw significantly increases with the length of the power cord. Plug your compressor directly into an outlet and do not use an extension cord.

[@aeacvlog2033]

Thank you. I feel ya, but I like to review all the big compressors with a commercial gauge 25' extension cord... I think of it as good practice as many will do the same. If it works for me, it should work for them. Best, Steve

[@2alejandro2008]

Thank You! For the great review ......... watched this and your Omega turbo charger compressor review ...... which of the two would you recommend more ?.... Thanks! Great videos as always, thanks for taking the time

[@eduardonajar5831]

Bro the omega is garbage compared to this compressors

[@mrbalochfunandinformation7634]

❤ big fan of your GOD bless you sir

[@ALEX-xd7ko]

J s the bowler system thats similar in price and size running off a gas engine fills my inline set of 5 190cf mother tanks from 1k to 4500 in about 1:40min

[@mccormickr8]

Thank you for all of the information you deliver to all of us. I noticed the 110v unit only has one water drain so I assume it is a single filter. Does it get the air as dry as the 220v unit with two filters with drains on each of them?? Thanks again and keep up the good work

[@AEAC]

mccormickr8 No filter, just a condensation drain. Only the 220 and the gasoline model have a filter and dual drains. Best, Steve.

[@christophervilliers8395]

Does daystate sell a 220 volt?

[@centercutairgunner9766]

Does the Compressor set up come with the female foster QD that is attached to the male DIN300 connector in your video? Thanks,r/Mike

[@AEAC]

WingnutsMC It comes with a DIN adapter only Mike. The other pieces need to be purchased separately. Steve

[@giog1313]

Thanks for the video yeah I really need to get one of those I was debating between that one and the Omega supercharger I think I like this one a little bit more is it faster than the Omega?

[@spawairguns4950]

Gio G. The omega turbocharger maybe alittle slower, but it doesnt need babysitted.

[@AEAC]

Gio G. The Turbocharger is similar in speed and the Supercharger is quite a bit slower. I've a video on the Supercherger with fill times in my video section. Best, Steve

[@JustAnotherDayToday]

Car enthusiast-new channel idea perhaps? 😆

[@AEAC]

Hiaruga Maybe can incorporate into the vlog.

[@denniscrowell2367]

Another informative video Steve. I am going to buy one of these, your VLOG and this video state this is a 4 stage compressor, However AoA state it is a 3 stage. can you confirm please? Regards Dennis

[@AEAC]

Dennis Crowell I've been discussing this over at AGN for ya but it short, 3 bangers are phasing to 4 bangers. Steve

[@jeremyb853]

When u purge the water are you so post to let all the water out every 15 mins or just alittle purge of pressure like you did?

[@aeacvlog2033]

I like a little purge every few minutes, then tk quickly twist them wide open when done.

[@airnashville3883]

"OCD runs deep in this one." LOL! Great video Steve! You would think for ~$2.3K they would find a better way to fill and drain oil. And seriously, something this expensive that leaks anything is ridiculous. Also a little surprised there is no after run fan operation; just shuts off at the highest heat load following a tank fill? So, you're walking away from a superheated chunk of iron that had to have fans running while it's in operation... Doesn't really make a lot of sense.

[@AEAC]

AIR Nashville Interestingly, it doesn't get hot, just warm. I'm able to hold my fingers to the pistons and body after a 4500 psi fill. Best, Steve

[@airnashville3883]

Thanks for the clarification Steve. One of the negatives of the YH style pumps many of us have is that while they are water-cooled cyl, the exposed air tubing gets very hot.

[@rami939]

Great video Steve . But,the shut off off operation ,should be done differently,I think . When you get the tank filled,close the tank's yoke valve first ,then ,open the moisture filter drain,and let the comptessor run for 2/3 minutes "without load",to depressurize all the compessor stages . These simple step were pointed to me by a very respected thecnician/rebuilder . It will extend the life span of the unit . Just my 2 cents . Thanks for the videos .

[@AEAC]

Sergio Ramirez Interesting. Thanks. Steve.

[@bobbysusenbach9687]

Mako shark

[@kennywilliams9400]

How does this model compare to the daystate T2????

[@AEAC]

Good discussion on this over at AGN... www.airgunnation.com/topic/aeac-video-daystate-110-volt-4500-psi-airgun-compressor/

[@waitwhat4566]

without a home source of high pressure air I would not even consider most PCP air rifles. I have an Omega super charger. And now I have too many PCP's. Beware of air rifle addiction. I could ruin your life!!

[@450rmaniac]

David Bires a compressor is a very slippery slope. Wouldn’t turn back though. Once I had my own supply, I seemed to have lost any conscious ability to save money on air guns as well... It will become a disease!

[@ral446]

Maybe we need to start a support group for compressor / PCP owners.

[@dmc31405]

Richard Lowthian 😂

[@dmc31405]

Better to be addicted to air guns than gambling, wild women, or drugs. 😀

[@acetek2]

I can't find a Omega Super Charger anywhere on the net' right now D:

[@Vahst]

5 of the cheap Yong Heng compressors or just 1 of these.

[@AEAC]

Vahst Good 12 page discussion on them over at AGN... several owners sharing their stories. Best, Steve www.airgunnation.com/topic/did-i-make-a-big-mistake-i-bought-a-yong-heng-compressor-from-china/

[@richardseaton5708]

Everything I see on this compressor says it's a THREE STAGE COMPRESSOR NOT A FOUR STAGE...event he 110volt one on AOA says it's a three stage...what's up??

[@AEAC]

Hard to say since it's been a long time since this review but it was most definitely a 4 piston, 4 stage compressor... I had a lot of dialog with the manufacture about this at the time on how they were sending me the new 4 piston, 4 stage. I myself had to call them and ask them where the 4th piston was so they could help me find it, lol. Perhaps they've gone back since or the website info is off.

[@alexzamora6700]

Sup with that type R? Run it

[@evol1860]

4 real!!! almost the best part of the video!!!

[@bobbythompson3544]

The oil looked like silver paint!

[@oxman1971]

Would you recommend this compressor over the omega turbocharger?

[@AEAC]

Craig Wilkins I like them both for different reasons. I like the idea that Coltri makes this one and that it's a bit faster filling. I like the Omega cuz it's quieter and auto purges at set increments. Steve

[@oxman1971]

Airgun Exploration & Advancement Channel thanks for the quick reply. It they were sitting side by side and you had to choose one... For me, I don't think noise level or filling time (as long as fill times are not DRASTICALLY different) are a huge factor. I'm more concerned with quality/durability and ease of use. I like the idea of the auto purge on the Omega, but the Coltri looks more robust. Either way, I need to make a decision pretty quick, since my Impact was delivered today.

[@AEAC]

Craig Wilkins I feel like the Daystate would be better long term but I actually don't have anything to back this up other than being excited that it's made by Coltri. The Omega is quieter, easier to maintain, and more automated. Can't go wrong with either really. Just depends on what ya want. Steve

[@oxman1971]

So after talking with you I found another potential air source option, the Air Venturi compressor sold by Pyramid Air. After reading some reviews I decided to give this compressor a try. I ordered it yesterday, and it should ship sometime in the next week or two. There are some OK KZbin reviews of this compressor, but none that compare with the quality of your reviews. I hope you don't mind, but I recommended they contact you about a product review.

[@AEAC]

@@oxman1971 Thank you for doing this Craig. I forwarded your note to PA too. Maybe something good will happen 👍. Best, Steve

[@V3EXY]

i hour and 19 mins of constant use out of a bit of kit that's already cost 2300, with the cost of electricity it isn't work getting one, £10 to fill at nearby diving centre

[@stevenstandley1241]

If you are lucky enough to have a shop that will/can fill I agree. Folks like me have no option for that.

[@quadsman11]

You must be reading my mind ! We are a commercial shop, thinking about going with your a 220v system, and a six pack bank of tanks. Filling customer's scuba support tanks, etc. from here. Unless I am misunderstanding, filling from the six tank filling bank appears to be the quickest route to go for my clients. Would this system be capable of supporting that system on a somewhat limited basis ?

[@AEAC]

quadsman11 Not sure buddy. Might call AOA on that one. Steve

[@my5s5657]

Is 220V better than 110V ?

[@AEAC]

It's much faster filling but that can work agaisnt ya with heat too. And you'll need 220. Steve

[@roadpanzir]

MAMA MIA! That thing is loud! Are you going to polish the compressor with your Griots products?

[@AEAC]

roadpanzir Nope!! 🙂 ... it's not to loud but it's not quiet. That make sense? Lol

[@sjl6628]

roadpanzir I’ve owned several compressors and can tell you that this one is actually pleasantly quiet running for it’s fill speed. The video makes it sound louder than it does in person.

[@eduardonajar5831]

Is not loud, may be is the microphone on the camera, i have the coltri version higger capacity and is not loud, higly recomend this compressors

[@alidok4280]

Guess ı saw a typer

[@emmanueldiazoliva3571]

Price shipping Mexico

[@dmc31405]

Nice presentation. When you get tired of the demo unit and move to something else send me a price and I'll buy it from you.

[@lifeingeneral9111]

I’m pretty sure it’s only a three stage a company to build some Usually has a fourth stage but like I said I’m pretty sure this is only a three stage that’s how they got it so cheap

[@jle5261]

FYI, it is only a 3 stage compressor.

[@roonimac]

how do u know or can tell

[@bobbythompson3544]

What price, I didn't hear properly,

[@budfarkus]

$1995 @ AOA airguns of Arizona. Shipping was a couple hundred bucks I think.

[@JoePatABC]

Steve, no promo code for this one ? LoL....

[@AEAC]

jmpdgs Haha, not that they told me. Sorry buddy. Steve

[@1MeowNow]

How much does it usually cost to just fill a tank at a business??

[@rangur1]

initial fill 13 bucks for a 74 cu ft tank completely empty, 6 bucks to refill from 3000 to 4500 psi

[@peetje28021970]

I pay 3 euros for a fill like the tank in the video, complete empty or not. You pay way too much. I fill mine at a diving store.

[@alexzamora6700]

I pay 5 lousy bucks .. And it last me long long time . Wish I had more time to shoot😢74cf tank

[@1MeowNow]

If I might ask. About how many fills do you get from a 74cf tank into an average PCP rifle?

[@AEAC]

Kitten Kat I'm $15 here in Florida for a 4500 psi fill and only one 20 dive shops here have the ability to fill that high. Steve

[@fabioz3841]

Questo compressore è un Coltri ITALIANO

[@silvestreneto324]

It's your first REVIEW kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpS8hJKced-AsM0

[@AEAC]

OMG, please hide that thing!

[@gino2033]

Too much for avg shooters

[@craigbrooks-day4146]

Crap

[@AEAC]

Craig Brooks-day Coltri is the standard for a lot of emergency/fire/rescue teams around the world... here in Florida too. I used to be a cop and they'd hook em' to the "jaws of life" machines to cut people out of collapsed cars. Hope this helps. Steve

[@jimbojet8728]

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