1150 auxiliary plug output for Airman pump ?

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Have searched for the best portable air compressor and it seems the Airman pictured below is as good as any.

It come with a Din plug so it would be handy with my standard auxiliary plug on my 2003 1150.

But will it work ok ? Pump seems to need up to 10 amp, but I'm not too sure what the plug output is. I have searched but most talk about Canbus and 5 amp so I'm unsure. (I know mine isn't Canbus)

What fuse feeds the plug ?

thanks
 

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Tried mine on the 1200 and won't work.

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Sorry. Don't know about bike, though it may be the same.

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DR268 said:
Have searched for the best portable air compressor and it seems the Airman pictured below is as good as any.

It come with a Din plug so it would be handy with my standard auxiliary plug on my 2003 1150.

But will it work ok ? Pump seems to need up to 10 amp, but I'm not too sure what the plug output is. I have searched but most talk about Canbus and 5 amp so I'm unsure. (I know mine isn't Canbus)

What fuse feeds the plug ?

thanks
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Used the same model on mine loads of times with no problem whatsoever
 
Joca said:
Tried mine on the 1200 and won't work.

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The Canbus will cut off anything over 5A. Fit an aux socket straight off the battery with an inline fuse and that will provide the required load.

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Thanks for the replies

Seems the std plug is man enough which is great. So will order my pump up.

Any idea which fuse it is ? Although i should just get spares for them all.

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DR268 said:
Have searched for the best portable air compressor and it seems the Airman pictured below is as good as any.
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I remember when Wilkinson were selling those airman pumps for £7.99 each. I think all the branches were cleared out by UKGSers buying them up.
I ended up with four, keep one in the boot of both my cars, one in the garage and one on the bike :D
 
a porous front rim meant that i’ve had to top up the tyre every ride for nearly 2 years using an airman pump. it’s been battered, soaked, dragged along the ground, tangled, but still works 100%. good pump for the price.

thankfully got a replacement rim now ;)
 
Steptoe said:
I remember when Wilkinson were selling those airman pumps for £7.99 each. I think all the branches were cleared out by UKGSers buying them up.
I ended up with four, keep one in the boot of both my cars, one in the garage and one on the bike :D
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I'm still using a non branded compressor I bought in a car accessories place in Aberdeen for £5 in 2003.... :P
 
Nippy Normans supply Touratech, Wunderlich, Desert Fox and many other makes of accessories.
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