New Xisico PCP Compressor !! with video!

[Zeddymon]

So, June went, then July...  Any new word on these compressors? 

i am hearing september

that is if JSAR approved and the changes, as far as i understand, hopefully tarriff's don't affect the price

[bear air]

September 2022 lol !

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

I just hope it’s available before my YH decides to die!!!   

[oldpro]

 I have the new updated compressors with my input coming this wednesday for further evaluation so if they test ok we will have pumps soon

[PCPhack]

 

[green]

I have the new updated compressors with my input coming this wednesday for further evaluation so if they test ok we will have pumps soon

I just hope it's not Unicorns who are making the deliveries. Lol  Seriously though that's great news and can't wait to buy one!

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

I have the new updated compressors with my input coming this wednesday for further evaluation so if they test ok we will have pumps soon

Thanks for the update Travis!  I's on the top of my wish list!

[tejon]

Thank you for the update

[Wayne52]

I was just reading another thread someone posted about a new ebay compressor and guess what.  It looks exactly the same as the Xisico does.  https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F372715858091

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

I was just reading another thread someone posted about a new ebay compressor and guess what.  It looks exactly the same as the Xisico does.  https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F372715858091

That one is only 12V, isn't the JSAR Xisico compressor also supposed to work off 110V? 

The other thing that seems odd, and this may just be a typo, but the specs (pictured below) say "It takes 5 minutes to fill full 0.5L tank to 4500 psi" then the next line says "It takes 12 minutes to fill full 0.5L tank to 300 bar".  Well, 4500 psi is 310 bar, so how can it take more time to fill to a lower pressure?  Gotta love the Chinese!

[USAFANG6799]

That one is only 12V, isn't the JSAR Xisico compressor also supposed to work off 110V?

According to this picture it's able to work on 12VDC or 110V.
Got to read the fine print I guess.
Rather confusing just like most Chinese manuals/directions.

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

That one is only 12V, isn't the JSAR Xisico compressor also supposed to work off 110V?

According to this picture it's able to work on 12VDC or 110V.
Got to read the fine print I guess.
Rather confusing just like most Chinese manuals/directions.

I didn’t see that picture in the link I looked at, but I was looking on my phone. That picture looks like an AC/DC converter, and the specs I did see said “add transformer” for 110/240v. It doesn’t appear it’s included. I thought I read the JSAR model would either include the AC/DC converter, or it would be built in. But then again, I could be wrong, won’t be the first time that’s happened!

[USAFANG6799]

That one is only 12V, isn't the JSAR Xisico compressor also supposed to work off 110V?

According to this picture it's able to work on 12VDC or 110V.
Got to read the fine print I guess.
Rather confusing just like most Chinese manuals/directions.

I didn’t see that picture in the link I looked at, but I was looking on my phone. That picture looks like an AC/DC converter, and the specs I did see said “add transformer” for 110/240v. It doesn’t appear it’s included. I thought I read the JSAR model would either include the AC/DC converter, or it would be built in. But then again, I could be wrong, won’t be the first time that’s happened!

That's my point with the directions being so confusing that you don't know until you buy one.
It's like the warranty or extended warranty you buy on a product. You don't know how good it is until you need to use it.
Case in point - I had a transmission failure on a 2006 Honda Accord with 75k miles. The warranty said the transmission was covered until 80k miles. But Honda of America said that because I wasn't getting my vehicle serviced at the dealer(oil change "and the like")my transmission was not covered!! Honda has it's lawyers and skirted/interpreted the law in and they won.
Had it fix on my own by a reputable transmission shop that was less money with better warranty.
Haven't bought a Honda since then.

[USAFANG6799]

That one is only 12V, isn't the JSAR Xisico compressor also supposed to work off 110V?

According to this picture it's able to work on 12VDC or 110V.
Got to read the fine print I guess.
Rather confusing just like most Chinese manuals/directions.

I didn’t see that picture in the link I looked at, but I was looking on my phone. That picture looks like an AC/DC converter, and the specs I did see said “add transformer” for 110/240v. It doesn’t appear it’s included. I thought I read the JSAR model would either include the AC/DC converter, or it would be built in. But then again, I could be wrong, won’t be the first time that’s happened!

I just sent them a message asking for clarification about operating it on 110VAC.
If you provide your own "transformer" and something fails on unit and they attribute it to using the wrong type of transformer then you are SOL! It's all left in their interpretation as we all know.

[SoCalZac]

There’s a warning in the middle of the description that says the pump is not suitable for filling bottles over 1L. That’s definitely not what Travis said. It may just be a crappy knockoff of what is supposed to come out from JSAR.

[Madd Hatter]

Or the ones before Jsar requeted redesigns.

[Thane]

Chinese product descriptions are very grotesque with performance. Most manufacturers indicate product performance for common/intended use. Chinese product often list maximum performance observed, however brief, and suddenly a compressor that can handle 3,000 PSI becomes a 4,500 PSI model with limited volume.

Adjust your expectations of performance and customer service, and you may find a valuable solution.

[oldpro]

[PCPhack]

Is that relief valve you snug up in the video attached to a mini water separator, or is it just a relief valve? I didn't spot a discharge tube if it's a separator.

[oldpro]

Is that relief valve you snug up in the video attached to a mini water separator, or is it just a relief valve? I didn't spot a discharge tube if it's a separator.

Just a self setting relief valve no water separator