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Subject Topic: Electric pump for Outwell Hornet XL Post Reply Post New Topic
PersonPaulCon
08/7/2015 at 9:55pm
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Hi all

Just erected our first ever air tent, well actually first ever tent, and although we were impressed with the Outwell Hornet XL we were less impressed with the supplied pump and ease of using it to put the thing up.

OK we're lazy but air tent's make camping more accessible to those with no patience, or at least they should - it took far too long and involved far too much back ache.

Can anyone recommend a good electric air pump that is Outwell air tent friendly? I'm going camping on Friday and need to impress my mates. Breaking a sweat is not an option

Thanks

Paul


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PersonTimCESmith
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Bravo BP12.


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09/7/2015 at 7:12am
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I've just got the Bravo for my Concorde and it works for me! It runs from the car battery. I'm extending the 12v leads to make it easier to use. I've tried this and it still works, I've just got to make the extension a little more permanent.

Good pump. Noisy though...

TT


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Another vote for the bravo bp12 pump
But as trekkin Trekkie says people do notice the pump working

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PersonPaulCon
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Thank you for the replies.

Right now I'm thinking of the Sevylor 15 PSI 12V Pump which runs off the in-car cigarette lighter because my car battery is a nightmare to get to.

Slower and less powerful than the Bravo admittedly but looking at the excellent vids on YouTube from Gary Cross it should still work. Cheaper too.






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PersonTrekkin Tekkie
09/7/2015 at 8:02am
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My car battery is hard to get to too; it's under the boot floor, so not exactly accessible first thing when arriving at a campsite. Hence the extension, which if it has an in-line plug-socket arrangement, so that part of it can be left attached to the battery, will work ok, I think.

TT



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