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Old 28 May 2011, 14:07   #21
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My little pump is 240v too ,, i run it off an inverter fitted to my van
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Old 28 May 2011, 15:20   #22
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Personaly i think the Bravo 12 volt pumps are well over the top price wise,i pickede up two for a fiver a peice at the boat jumble,one blow up,lol,but for a fiver not to much loss,lol,the other fine,what is cheaper is a 240 Argos pump.run it on a genni and whallop,pumped up in no time.
Two Bravos for a fiver and £200 for the genni. Hmmm. Not so sure...
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Old 28 May 2011, 16:38   #23
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Two Bravos for a fiver and £200 for the genni. Hmmm. Not so sure...
Na £35.00 for the jennie,me and a mate went half each.but see what you mean if you have not got a jennie.
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Old 28 May 2011, 16:43   #24
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but see what you mean if you have not got a jennie.
Ditto on the SCUBA tanks and compressor!
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Old 28 May 2011, 20:55   #25
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So on the inflation subject - how many of us wee rubber dingy users carry a pump while on the water? My tub is tiny and I'm having trouble finding a workable solution for pressure loss/repair/refill while on the water. Any of the hand pumps I've seen are either useless or too bulky. I'm currently working on a plan involving a SCUBA mini-cylinder and hose attachment that is very compact/light and delivers about 90L of air at whatever pressure is required. We'll see how that goes...
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