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Move it out to 7'-8' water depth.
I looked at the link you posted for the system. I have to think that they are pulling those specs for the psi/cfm out of their hind end. Here's why.
Typically max cfm readings are done at 0 psi backpressure. They are saying that the compressor produces a max of 5.76 CFM and then their spec says that is at 16' water depth or 6.9 spi. They go on to say that the compressor produces 3.87 CFM @ 49 feet and 1.98cfm at 229.6 feet of water depth.
I find that really, really hard to believe. A 3/4 hp Brookwood rocking piston compressor from Vertex produces 5.6 cfm at 0 psi, Here are the other psi/cfm specs: SYSTEM HF 2,3,3+ VOLTAGE 115 Volt PSI CFM 5 5.22 10 5.10 15 4.93 20 4.73 25 4.55 30 4.34
The Vertex compressor is only rated to 30 psi or abnormal wear will occur.
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