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    Steve Butler 1
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      @stevebutler1

      Has anyone used a bambi bb24v compressor to run stationary engine,s like helping dads current and earlier models

      Or is it better to go for a cheaper noisy type and spend the savings on sound proofing

      This is my first post and would appreciate any advice

      sb

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      Steve Butler 1
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        Thor 🇳🇴
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          @thor

          Hi Steve,

          Welcome to the forum. I haven't used a Bambi compressor to run my small oscillating engine, I have used another compressor often used for small air brush spray guns. The Bambi should be able to run your engine.

          Thor

          Edited By Thor on 02/05/2015 16:42:09

          #188457
          Ferrum
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            @ferrum

            John: as you have used one and have real, rather than theoretical, knowledge, how big an engine could one of the Bambi compressors operate?

            If I have it correct they supply 30 litres per minute. What does that correspond to in, say, running Stuart engines?

            Ron

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            Ferrum
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              @ferrum

              John: thank you very much.

              Ron

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              Steve Butler 1
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                @stevebutler1

                Thanks for the feedback

                sb

                #188771
                Roger Woollett
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                  @rogerwoollett53105

                  As John says make sure it is not running continuously. I have a bambi and fried the controller so I know. Check the compressor and if it starts getting really hot STOP.

                  Roger Woollett

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                  Ian S C
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                    @iansc

                    Another thing you will probably notice if your engine is new, as it runs for an hour or two, it will free up/get run in, and use less and less air to maintain the same rpm, an engine such as the Stuart Turner S9 is designed to run at 400rpm, and if the govenor is working properly, it will hold that speed fairly closely, on the engine I rebuilt, on a pressure range from 20psi to 60psi.

                    The S9 got nicked, and we have not found it yet B***ER.

                    Ian S C

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