any info on this mini compressor?

Not a single sput.

no air doesn't sputter. works fine.

Roosterfish,

Does the air sputter at all? My son's nebulizer machine is a medical compressor but the air sputters badly out of it. It is probably a diaphragm compressor.

Mike

med compressors rock

There is nothing wrong with using a medical compressor for an air supply. I used one for a long time and the only reason I stopped was when I bought a Silentaire. I still have the medical compressor as a back up but Silentaire is reliable so the medical compressor just sits.

The medical compressor is reliable, quiet light-weight and cheap to buy at Ebaby. Heck, I didn't even have a regulator on it. It didn't need it. The pressure coming out of the little compressor was always 15 psi. Try the little compressor and you'll like it.

http://search.ebay.com/medical-compressor_W0QQsocolumnlayoutZ1

I too am thumbs down on the mini blue compressor. I had moisture issues and the fittings overheated to the point where they were so hot they popped the airhose. I bought a Paasche compressor and I am fully satisfied now.

Steve

I had that blue mini compressor but additional fitting and moisturizer trap/regulator still needed. I hate it due to not working well even you add the trap, I found moistuire still be sprayed from my airbrush (aztek as well), and too loud!!! So I leave it. I think I will sell it out. I just buy another one with piston type and very quite.

thanks for the info everyone! hey genj53john where did you get your moisture trap and regulator for the blue mini?

I use the Husky Easy Air available from Home Depot for $99.00. Its not the quietest but my wife swears she can't hear it upstairs. It has a 1.5 gal tank and is very useful topping off the car tires too

I put in a set of quick release couplings on my regulator and on the car tire inflator, just pop the line off the regulator and pop in the inflator away you go.

Hope this helps.

I have a Testors Blue Mini and it works great, unlike thier airbrushes. It's very quiet and will give you all the pressure you will need. I have my Badger 155 on it with no problems. You will have to add both a regulator and moisture trap that will probably add another $30 or so.

John

Those under $150 carpentry compressors are too loud for what he wants to do. Those are the loudest. It's hard to say which ones will be quiet enough. Around $100 narrows it down to almost nothing. I guess a diaphragm compressor is all you can do at that price, but you'll get into the market for really nice compressors if you raise the budget to $200. Here's an old topic spawned from when I was compressor shopping: http://www.finescale.com/fsm/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=25598

go for an industrial compressor, it's under 80 or so bucks, comes with a tank. and congrats on your 155, enjoy it.