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    If you are determined to go 12v then an air suspension compressor might work, you can probably get one from a car breakers yard. I don't know if they are suitable for continuous operation though or what current they take.

    What intrigues me is where you are getting the 12v from.

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    It doesn't need to be 12V, I can run it from the 24V PSU just the same. Is that uncommon or something as you seem surprised.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobC View Post
    It doesn't need to be 12V, I can run it from the 24V PSU just the same. Is that uncommon or something as you seem surprised.
    These 12v air pumps can draw a lot of current and can be very noisy electrically (brushed motor !). I would be careful you don't burn out your PSU
    Last edited by cropwell; 25-04-2019 at 11:10 PM.

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