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Question: I need a pump that can also quickly deflate. Does the Bravo BTP 12v quickly deflates a boat as well?
Document: A real energy saver . I also bought a small 12v  7amp battery that fits in the bag . I recharge it with my car battery charger at 2 amps and it works well , I think its a battery for an alarm system .
I used it to deflate and now the kayak folds into a smaller pack. Little on the expensive side but well worth it.
If you own an inflatable standup paddle board you have to have one of these, especially if you are 66 years old like me . The first time I inflated my inflatable standup paddle board it took 475 strokes on the pump to get it to 17 PSI and about 12 min . With the 12v pump it gets the board to 14.5 PSI ( the max PSI of the Mano ) and does it in about 5 or 6 mins .
If you buy the optional battery, it is heavy but well worth it. I have a Sea Eagle FT 465. The chambers didn't take long to pump with the bellows foot pump but I couldn't pump enough pressure into the drop stich floor to form the sidewalls. This pump solved the problem. After I used it to inflate the keel, I was surprised how much better it was at a true 3.2 psi.
I use it on my inflatable boat and standup padddleboard up to 15psi. It works great! I use my car's battery. The only problem is that the hose got blown away from the military connector after 11psi, and I fixed it with a clamp ring. Hence the one star off.
Not only inflates in a moment, also deinflates, its a must to package your sup! The case is very practic.
Great pump - eliminates the manual pumping for my paddleboard which can be upwards of 500 pumps (12'6&#34; board).PRO's: Eliminates burden of hand pumping. Easily connects to your car battery or a portable battery. It's great for my wife because she has trouble pumping once the board get around 5 psi.CON's: I can hand pump my board faster than the pump can inflate the board.
I bought this to inflate my Sea Eagle FastTrack Kayak. It used to take me 10-15 minutes to pump up my kayak with the foot pump, and by the time I was done I was already fatigued and hadn't started paddling yet. Now I'm ready to go in less than 5 minutes with no effort at all. I just wish instead of battery clips I had the option of a cigarette lighter adaptor so I could plug in from the back of my SUV instead of opening the hood.
Pump is a bit pricy - more options will be coming online in the near future as all the manufacturer's in China are starting to catch on that this is a must have for most ISUP owners in the U.S.
Inflates 19m kite in about 3min to 9psi and 9m kite to 8.5psi in 2 minutes or so. I hope it holds up because it saves so much time and effort.
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