JustinLoos1985
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Has anyone used an air compressor to conduct a Drysuit leak test? Is this even possible? I have a Milwaukee air compressor.
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build an adapter to go from the BC inflator to an air compressor and go. No reason not to, though if it's an oiled compressor you may want to have a dryer/filter before you go into the suit.
Easiest way to do that is to cut the first stage end off of an old BC inflator hose. Get an appropriately sized barb to NPT fitting with a hose clamp and put that on the BC hose.
I use balloons. I do it right side out and fill it from the regular inflator valve.I use plastic cups to close the wirst openings. In one of them I did a hole and installed a bike valve and I use the bike tire inflator. It's a lot of time to inflate a Drysuit, but it's like making home training.
I use balloons. I do it right side out and fill it from the regular inflator valve.