Air Venturi Wingman 74 Carbon Fiber PCP Charging Station
- 74 cu. ft. carbon fiber tank, 4,500 psi
- DIN 300 bar PCP charging station
- DIN 300 bar valve with burst disc
- Inline pressure gauge 0-6000 psi 1/8" BSPP
Charging Station
- 4,500 psi max pressure
- 24 in. microbore hose with 1/8" BSPP
- Male and female threaded ends, each 1/8" BSPP
- Stainless steel female quick-disconnect coupling attached to output end of hose
Specifications
- Carbon fiber filament wound over aluminum bladder
- 74 cu. ft. capacity
- 4,500 psi max pressure
- DOT-approved
- 10 lbs. dry weight
- 7" wide
- 23" tall to top of valve
- ManufacturerAir Venturi
- ConditionNew
- Accessories TypePRECHARGED GUN ACCESSORIES
- Warranty1-year limited warranty
Love this tank, a must have when shooting PCP guns. Found multiple sources to fill within 10 miles of my house and will put this tank to test. The the 1st few fill went perfect with the supplied quick connector supplied in the package.
Pros
Light weight and easily fills my gun many times keeping trip to the paint ball field down.
Cons
Wished it came with a base to stand up right
very light holds plenty of air for lots of fills very good tank
Pros
lots of fills easy to carry
Great looking package. Valve is smooth and release valve has tension adjustment. Using daily.
Pros
Comes with test plug (necessary for checking tank fill). Gauge is very accurate.
Cons
None
The bleed valve keeps right on bleeding air! First time use and it doesn't work correctly. I am unable to disconnect from the air gun! Really let down.
This tank is very light and easy to use. Just follow the simple instructions: connect to your gun, close the bleed valve, open the fill valve, close the fill valve, open the bleed valve, disconnect from gun. Good to go.
Although this tank is large and perhaps not easily lugged around it has more than enough pressure to fill a variety of Airguns. I have a variety of airguns - some that go to 300 bar - other tanks won’t fill them. This one does and there is plenty of air for a bunch of fills. I use a compressor to fill this tank and then can fill from scratch, or top off airgun reservoirs all week.
Pros
Goes up to 4500 psi and has more air than you will need to fill 20 airguns
Cons
None
A must have if you are shooting a large bore air rifle. Would be nice to have a tank gauge so you can see the PSI left in the tank.
Pros
Light weight
Cons
No gauge to read reserve PSI in tank
This tank is a little large in size but has a lot of volume. If you’re going to take something to a range this is the tank to take with you. Are usually take it along with my 50 Cal, my 357, and a 22. I don’t usually run out of air. Well-built and a light weight. Certainly worth the investment.
Pros
Light weight
Good air volume
Brand new tank. I have taken to 2 different shops and they don’t have another but to replace the one in the back that is leaking. For the price I would like to maybe see a few extra parts come with tank. Also could use a call back to get this fixed
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product.Is this really 74 cubic feet? Because 74 cubic feet would fill a 580 cc bottle thousand of times and this does not look like it can do that or am I missing something?
asked Thuan from USAYou are missing something. It is a 74 cf tank that can take pressurized atmosphere at up to 4500 PSI compression. Your air gun probably wants 2200ish PSI to operate, so you are not getting 74 cf at ATMOSPHERIC pressure, but about 30 cf at OPERATING pressure. For a 580cc tank that will still give you MANY top offs. The trick is the pressure. Compared to a standard scba tank that can only take 3000 psi, this tank holds a LOT more air at 4500 psi.
Levi from USAThe 7.5k pressure release purged my tank, where can I get another?
asked Jim from USAThat is a valve release. You may be better off just getting a new valve. How on earth did you get the over pressure valve to fail? Leave it in direct sunlight in AZ?
Levi from USAHello, I am interested in this tank but I need to know if I can fill it with a compressor as I inflate my rifles or would I have to add some element to it to be able to fill it? Another question: what year of manufacture is this tank? Thank you
asked Ruben Gustavo San from ArgentinaMost portable high pressure pumps would struggle to fill this because it can take SOOOOO much more air than a standard air gun bottle does. While your gun might fill in 15 minutes or less, it would probably take a portable compressor 20 times that long to bring a bottle like this to pressure, and those compressors are just not made to run for 5-6 hours continuously. There ARE tank fillers out there (like the one from Omega) but you can have most high end dive shops do it for $10-15 usually. So you could pay someone to fill it 100 or more times before spending what you would on a home compressor capable of doing it. And that represents about 2000 air gun fills if you have a BIG tank on the gun (like 480cc tank taken from 2200 to 3150 psi). That is probably 100,000 plus pellets unless you are shooting big bore, so you can see that it would take a minute to make a large compressor worth it for just your one bottle. And if you are shooting a 10m rifle you could get 450,000 pellets out before you offset the cost of that compressor (100 fills x 30 charges per fill x 150 shots per charge)!
Levi from USAHow do you fill this tank with the Yong Heng compressor?
asked Richard from USAHow many liters is 74 cu feet?
asked Daniel from USA2095.45 liters
Mark from USAI have a 3000 psi compressor with a hose that has a 1/8 BSPP female end... what else will i need to buy to fill this tank or is everything i need included?
asked BUCK from USAYou need a 4500 PSI compressor. Filling to 3000 PSI is a waste onf capacity/money. A scuba tank will be much more economical. They fill to 3000 PSI.
Mark from USAHow do you refill this tank , through the line with a foster fitting for for a paint ball shop , or does it have a foster fitting that I can't see from the picture?
asked paul pinsonDoes this tank come with an initial hydrostatic test completed?
asked Scott from USADoes this tank have a max regulated output like some of the smaller tanks?
asked JohnThat is more a function of your valve and line. The tank itself is just a vessel. What controls pressure is the mechanism you choose to regulate that pressure transfer from one vessel to another. The specs say the valve is 300 bar, so it should be good to go all the way up to that pressure.
Levi from USADoes this have regulated output at 2900psi?
asked Richard from USANo, see above.
Levi from USADoes this have regulated output at 2900psi?
asked Richard from USADoes this have regulated output at 2900psi?
asked Richard from USAIt appears as though a hose comes with this tank, if so how long is it and what type of fitting is on the end that goes to the rifle to be filled?
asked David KerridgeDoes anyone know how many times this will fill up the Dragon Claw 500cc? Thanks in advance!
asked David from USAIs this tank regulate to 3000psi out put?
asked Randy JobDoes this tank have the right set-up to fill up an Air Force Texan? Or do I need to buy an additional valve or hook-up to make it compatible? Thanks in advance!
asked David from USACan this fill a gun to 250 bar?
asked shawn from USAIs anything else need to recharge the Benjamin Marauder, any connectors, quick disconnects, and anything like this or will the unit when charged, hook up effortlessly and just work?
asked Gary from USAThe connection on this tank feet fx guns
asked Yuniesky from USAIs it normal for the manometer to seem loose (wiggle around)? It doesn't tighten or loosen, as I suspect the pin below it holds it into place. Just wanted to make sure everything is fine before I fill it. Thanks!
asked brian from USACan you fit this tank with a fill valve like the venturi 90cu inch tack has so you don't over fill your gun???
asked charles w shaffer from USACan you get or put a filling station like a Ventura type ?????
asked charles w shaffer from USA
I love it. I’ve had mine for about 5 months and have had zero issues. It holds air, is well built, easy to get filled, and not too heavy. This carbon fiber wrapped SCUBA tank beats a hand pump. If you’re a hunter or are into pesting, a travel compressor is noisy and you don’t want to alert or spook your quarry. This is the perfect thing. I can top off my 340cc reservoir in about a minute. Only costs me $12 per fill at a dive shop. If you have your own HPA compressor, you’d better stock up on ammo because in conjunction with this tank you have a virtual bottomless supply of air!! This is a great investment for air gunners.
Pros
Can fit in a duffle bag, 4500 psi, DIN valve was easy to find a SCUBA shop to fill, comes with everything needed to fill my PCP.
Cons
It would be nice if Airgun Depot put together a package deal including this tank, with a SCUBA tank boot or feet, a longer sturdier fill line (upgrade), and a carrying handle. Better yet a protective padded tank/range bag for this tank would be awesome! It would also be nice to add a gauge that reads the internal pressure. Internal pressure can be read only by pressurizing the line with the deadpan inserted into the fill fitting or by asking staff at the dive shop to tell you the pressure before refilling your tank.