Electric Pump Choices

Definitely, by cycling, vastly lessens fluid build up.

I find by cycling, I can get the same size increase by using less “hg, and allowing longer sessions. I’ve read, this is because one is “using” the elasticity factor of the skin/tissue involved.

This is a specialty item, like owning a Rolex, Mercedes Benz, Power Boat, Diamond Studded Gold Plated Cock Ring, or many other adult goodies.

Some items get excused from the “justification” process, others do not. Some items appeal to the well-to-do, not to people in tighter financial conditions.

Thanks, Dangler.

Maybe I`ll have to get myself the Rolex of pumps by Christmas :) I would really love one, but right now money is a little tight, but to me it`s all about priorities. $500 for a tool that might help increase my penis health and size is not much to me.

Do you have any idea if it is possible to set it up for water pumping?

I believe that is possible with the one from Vacutech.

Can it pulse to under 1sec? Like 1/2 second? I’d imagine my program would do several second at 10” hg and drop down to 4” hg for several seconds. Another may “vibrate” between 2” and 4” of hg at under 1/2 second. Is this electric pleasurable enough to hold a erection?

djrobins -
If you peruse the different models at the ctc site, there are (cheaper) models that do what you are looking for, maybe not as pretty looking.
The 4000’s pump cannot respond quick enough to do what you are seeking. i.e. to get from 2”hg to 5” hg could take 1.5 -2.0 seconds.

CTC has one model that is designed to act in a way that (could be) understood to be more orgasmic orientated, to the wearer.

Renholder -
I don’t believe the manufacturer makes it to be a “water” pump. You could email and ask sales.

I wonder if there is a way to rig a blood pressure monitor to use for a pump…

Hi,

I got a few questions, does it also build up fluid like the static one?
And how long does it take to go from 1 hg to 5 hg?

Any update from the owners of electric pumps?

I am potentially interested in getting one and wanted to get some additional feedback from the forum members that have them.

I would also like to hear a long-term review. It seems like most are very excited at first, but I have yet to hear from any long-term user. Either they simply stop visiting this place or the novelty wears off.

Dangler? :)

I can’t believe electric pumps are still so expensive. When I first got my hand pump about 6 or 7 years ago, I made about 50% less money and I recall the price was well beyond what I would pay.

I’ve come today for a quick look and I see they are still so expensive, even though I’m older, with more income it’s still insane just how expensive these things are. It’s a clever vacuum for goodness sakes. I bet a half decent engineer could make one for under 80$ and make and profit from one for 150$ with marketing costs. Why the ‘cheap’ ones are over $400 is beyond me.

It’s not fancy, but it is electric and less than $20. For guys in the states you can buy a Tetra Whisper 40 aquarium pump at Walmart for under $20 and convert it in about 15 minutes from a pressure pump to a vacuum pump, but it does have its limitations. Lots of good stuff to read about it here: $15 electric vacuum pump for anyone!

I bought the dp-4000 but I can’t use it because it is as noisy as my wr450f it wakes up everyone in the whole house.

QS-7 pump by Vaculogic is a relatively quiet pump.

Since you can do the same thing with a regular vacuum gauge pump, how is it more advantageous to use the electric pump?

No, you cannot do the same things with a regular vacuum gauge pump that you can do with programmable electric pump. The main difference, but not the only one, is getting a pulsating effect which according to some contributes to greater growth due to increased blood flow.

In my case a low pressure water pumping with electric pump produced permanent 0.75” girth increase over a period of 12 months. Actually, it was over a full inch at the end of 18-month period when I was still pumping on a regular basis but I lost about 0.35” after I stopped doing it.

Trobadue hit the nail on the head. The electric pumps can cycles much faster than you can with a manual and it creates a pulsation effect. Its also hands free automated.