The Air Venturi NOMAD II Portable Air Compressor - Now in stock! 

Glad you like it! We were eagerly awaiting their arrival as well. With regards to moisture getting into your gun, it's certainly possible. Not nearly as likely as when using a hand pump, but the possibility is there. I've tested both the first gen Nomad and the Nomad 2 and outside of the one time we tried to fill a 90 cu in tank with the Nomad 1(which is NOT recommended), I've never seen an alarming amount of moisture come through the unit. There's a reason why it is only recommended for filling in short stretches. Bear in mind, you can always add additional filter elements on the hose, though it will increase the fill times. So far though, I've not seen any amount of moisture that has given cause for concern come through or be bled out of the Nomad 2 used in this video. While this isn't an official statement, just my two cents, I hope it helps. Change out the filters at the recommended intervals and you should be good to go.

Tyler Patner Thanks Tyler! Does Pyramid sell the extra filters for the Nomad 2? So after the extras that come with the unit are used, folks can buy more?

@@je8422377 Absolutely. Think we are waiting on a shipment of them, but once they arrive they will be online.

Azn Pride Thank You

For the short run times that the unit is meant to be used for, it works just fine. Even when running the unit for longer times (10-15 minutes) the air being blown out of the unit isn't even warm most of the time.

No, typically right out of the box, none is needed for a few fills. If your load gauge gets into the 25 range I would definitely lube at that point.

@@tylerpatner6591 Thank You!!, that really helps me a lot , and is very much appreciated !!

Need to hook it up direct to the battery. There will likely be fuses blown if you try to run it through the cig lighter

@tylor panther good point.

Not enough amperage through your cigarette lighter 12v. Plus do yourself a favor and run the engine. If you're going to make using a battery the go to option maybe consider a deep cycle marine battery.

Sure, it would work for such smaller tanks, although manufacturer does not recommend using it for larger tanks.

They Yonh Heng requires a 5 gallon bucket of cold water, a pond pump, two rubber hoses from the bucket for cooling, etc. It is a Frankenstein of a compressor. It draws 20 amps, can't be run from car battery, drinks oil (royal purple is expensive, and is ugly. The Nomad is portable, has carry case, fan cooled (no water to get in your gun), and is self contained. How is the Yong Heng a better setup??

@@scratchcoobster5981 👍 from Belgium !

@@scratchcoobster5981 the Yong Heng is disposable, not taking up space as the Nomad would.

When we get one, I will put some time into it. May be a little bit though.

Yeah, too cold to fill a ("cooling system") bucket of water and have it not freeze. I love it when my compressors have hoses dangling off of them, are difficult to set up and are required to refill the oil reservoir frequently with hydraulic oil. Does it run 110v, 220v, car battery? Guess not. You get what you pay for.

They will be yes. I believe Highland Outdoors will be distributing them in the UK

If you want a fac rifle from the United States without getting an fac I can help you for a fee

Its the cheapest you can get with PCP air compressors lol

It's expensive because it's good. Compared to larger compressors at $2,000 - $5,000 it is a bargain.

The longer the disconnect the harder the compressor works. This means longer fill times and more wear on the compressor.

I'm like you, between this compressor or Scuba tank !? It's for a Benj. Bull. ! What's the best !? 🤔🤔🤝 from Belgium !

@@nico5735 The question is: what's best for the rifle and the answer to that is clean and dry air, Scuba shops have top grade equipmennt and you can be assured that they will provide you with clean, dry air. Considering the fact that without a tank you woud be running the compressor every 5 shots in an unclean abd humid atmosphere it just makes more sense to me to have your air stored so no natter where you go your shots will be consistent and your rifle will have fewer if any. The tank on my rifke is 490cc but the scuba tank holds 80 cu ft if air, that equates to a whole bunch of refills and since i bough the scuba tank for $175 i could buy two more and have them filled for $8 apiece and i still spend less than i woud for a pcp compressor that will inevitably break down because of heat

Jack Russel make sure your shop and tank can handle the pressure you need for your gun.