The Ayrtekk Booster Pump is designed to go between the high-pressure air tank and the PCP air gun. It uses a low-pressure air source to "boost" the high-pressure air fed into the high-pressure side of the pump to the higher pressure that is desired in the PCP air gun. More information found at
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Summary of Booster Pump Shot Count For all tests: Air guns started with 3000 psi; shot with shot string; filled back to 3000 psi from starting psi in the Air Tank to begin recording the shot count.
.457 Airforce PCP Air gun Shot 350gr cast bullets. Three shots from 3000 psi. Average of 2100 psi left in Air gun after the three shots.
Single Air Tank only - 4500 psi down to 3000 psi
44 shots 15 fills
Using Booster Pump
Single Air Tank using Tee and Regulator - 2900 psi down to 1000 psi:
39 extra shots 13 extra fills ¦ 83 total shots ¦ 28 total fills
Single Air Tank using External Air Source (shop air) - 2900 psi down to 1000 psi
84 extra shots 27 extra fills ¦ 128 total shots ¦ 42 total fills
Single Air Tank using External Air Source (shop air) - 2900 psi down to 350 psi
108 extra shots 36 extra fills ¦ 152 total shots ¦ 51 total fills
.308 Airforce PCP Air gun Shot 150gr cast bullets. Eight shots from 3000 psi. Average of 2100 psi left in Air gun after the eight shots.
Single Air Tank only - 4500 psi down to 3000 psi
168 shots 20 fills
Using Booster Pump Single Air Tank using Tee and Regulator - 2900 psi down to 1000 psi
104 extra shots 13 extra fills ¦ 272 total shots ¦ 33 total fills
Single Air Tank using External Air Source (shop air) - 2900 psi down to 1000 psi
280 extra shots 34 extra fills ¦ 448 total shots ¦ 54 total fills
Single Air Tank using External Air Source (shop air) - 2900 psi down to 375 psi
376 extra shots 46 extra fills ¦ 544 total shots ¦ 66 total fills
Isolation Valve information:
See Picture's under Booster Pump for isolation valve.
The isolation valve is attached on the tank side of the
pressure release/ gauge block. It's recommended to use it when using the tee setup with an
air tank and regulator to operate the booster pump. The use of the isolation valve conserves all the air between
the isolation valve back to the air tank. After you fill your air gun using the booster pump, close the
isolation valve before releasing the
pressure to disconnect the air gun. You do not need to close the air tank valve, and you will
not lose the air between the tank, regulator and booster pump. The only air released is between the isolation valve and the air gun.
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