Good calorie burner if you like that sort of thing. I wonder how many people still pump up their car tyres with a manual pump? I have an electric one but use compressed air at the garage when I want them doing properly before a long journey.
Mine is in the glove box and plugs into cigarette socket. It's an RAC one. Good thing is, if its chucking down with rain I can sit in the car and watch the gauge through the window. You're getting a soaking.Tyre pressure is a completely different proposition. I have this foot pump that is 35 to 40 years old and I have only had to change the connector to the tyre valve.
I will place a bet that I can get my tyres checked by the time you have your electric pump setup and ready to go.
Yeap I have to get rid of 9 kg's so the more I pump the better it is
however yeah I find it quite easy, but as somebody mentioned here you heart rate goes up so need to wait a bit before you can shoot, however I do vape and drink while shooting so my heart rate is up anyway and can't complain about accuracy
PMSL, he can't breath.See short video here, see linky:
On average it takes about one full (up and down) pump to put one bar into the cylinder, so if charging from 150 to 200 (50 bar) it will take about 50 pumps, if charging from 100 to 200 (100bar) it will take about 100 pumps.
NB: This assumes a similar pump to mine in the video, eg Hills mk4 - 3/4stage pump. Not all pumps are equal!
I wasn't that bad! bit out of breath yes! Lol..... everyones a critic.....PMSL, he can't breath.
Where’s the motor that runs the pumpTyre pressure is a completely different proposition. I have this foot pump that is 35 to 40 years old and I have only had to change the connector to the tyre valve.
I will place a bet that I can get my tyres checked by the time you have your electric pump setup and ready to go.
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Having watched the video it looks like it can be done but the guy sounds shattered! I need to lose weight so....I sent for the pump but I am now beginning to question my life choices! Still I have a dozen springers waiting to take the place of the pcp...See short video here, see linky:
On average it takes about one full (up and down) pump to put one bar into the cylinder, so if charging from 150 to 200 (50 bar) it will take about 50 pumps, if charging from 100 to 200 (100bar) it will take about 100 pumps.
NB: This assumes a similar pump to mine in the video, eg Hills mk4 - 3/4stage pump. Not all pumps are equal!
Honestly mate, give one a go. As you say, if you don't get on with it then you can always have it as a backup.
Lol, it was me, and it really wasn't that bad! I think my heavy breathing was close to the mike, so it sounded worse than it was!
Mate I would just splash out and buy a bottle I did
if you gonna use a pcp bite the bullet get a bottle
I actually enjoyed the video as I had bought the pump minutes earlier...Lol, it was me, and it really wasn't that bad! I think my heavy breathing was close to the mike, so it sounded worse than it was!
I am unfit but I can easily do it, honest, despite the heavy breathing....
I pumped for years I'm relatively fit so weren't a problem however now have a compressor 
