Glad to hear the new Bravo is better Steve. I believe it is still the longest lasting one in the market at this present time.
Kitepower Australia said...
http://www.kitepower.com.au/catalog/product_17242_Bravo_12v_Kite_Pump_cat_323.html
As Lancekenny says they are great for the oldies, but I see lots of youngies using them too.
The latest version of the bravo pump is very good, I've had someothers that were terrible, lucky to last 20 sessions.
I reckon I have used my current one this summer around 80 times and its still going strong. The hose is a bit weird and can split at the wrong time, so I got a piece of plastic hose from bunnings and replaced it.
Use a mains power 12V regulated, car battery charger to recharge it, and recharge it after every use and the battery will last. My battery is still going fine although it does not have the cpacity it had when it was new. New it would pump approx 5-6 11/12M kites from one charge, now I reckon its 3-4.
It will pump to approx 10.5PSI, but I only use that setting on the 2008 Ozone kites, all my cabs, slingys, naish, north flexi I use around 8PSI
8PSI is hard, in those kites, the Ozones have very thin bladders and struts and can withstand and need 10PSI for max performace.
Cya and
Goodwinds
Steve