Vacutech Pulsar Users

I’m a newish user and would like to know what settings other users are using?

I’m currently doing workout 3.5@ 60%

I’ve had my pulsar since last September and I’ve tried just about every setting from low pressures to the absolute highest. My latest routine is 4-5Hg’s for 5 minutes then 2 Hg’s for 2 minutes then back to 4-5 Hg’s again and so on. I do this without taking it off for an hour. I do this in the fixed mode. I enjoy the pulsar mode but I think the fixed mode has produced better gains for me. Make sure you apply heat during your sessions. I like using an electric blanket while pumping. Good luck. I’m happy to answer any questions you have since there’s not a lot of pulsar users out there.

Does the pulsar work as a stand alone pump or do you need a computer hook up?

Also it is quite expensive. Any idea on the how long the pump will last before it craps out?

No computer required and very user friendly.

It’s capable of pressures from 2-12 Hg’s in both the fixed and pulsar(dynamic) modes. I think the pump has a 12 month warranty and I’ve been told by their customer service that they are capable of performing any repairs if needed.

The pulsar is a stand alone unit seems like typical vacutech high quality.

There is a bit of a learning curve when it’s on the variable vacuum pulsar mode to figure out what works for you after that it’s a pretty awesome set up to own.

Personally I find the dp4000 setup easier to use but the UI on the pulsar couldn’t be simpler to use

Do you owners find gains are made quicker and are easier to come by over a conventional pump? Also, is it a more enjoyable experience? I love pumping.

It’s hard to say if I’ve noticed quicker gains from the pulsar because I discovered thunders not long after I purchased my pulsar and learned that I was using way too much pressure before. Adding heat made a significant difference as well. The pulsar is definitely an easier and more enjoyable pumping experience than with a hand pump or hydro pump. Once the pump is secure I can sit down and let it go to work for an hour without having to use my hands. Worth every penny in my opinion. I have the battery pack as well so I don’t have any restrictions of where I can pump. I’ve even pumped while cleaning and vacuuming the house before. It’s an awesome device.

In fixed mode it’s very spot on and keeps my penis feeling like at the beginning of a hand pump set. In the duration of the set it will pulse a couple times a minute as I expand … it becomes very easy to overpump

I was considering this pump and was told there was a program that could stimulate and maintain an erection. Does anyone do this? My belief is by being erect the entire time you can train your body to a larger erect size. Its one of the reasons I wanted a qs7. But a user told me the pulsar can also do it. Can anyone comment?

Yeah I think that’s all a sales line for the qs7 aswell … it can be stimulating but

Why would ya wanna a climax during PE… ya sound like a cheerleader for the no longer on the market qs7… either shut up about it or kindly go away

Not a cheerleader. You don’t have to ejaculate. Us pumpers hate losing the erection after going in the tube. My belief is a pump that can keep you erect trains you for a larger erection. Plus folks with ED say those programs get them over ED.

I’ve had mine close to a year and everything seems be working well. However it is designed for dry pumping with specific hosing for the unit - any water damage immediately voids the warranty of this expensive contraption.

I’m new to the site - it’s very informative. I’ve had the Pulsar since last fall and love it. Up until the last few months I was using the pulsar programs and found that I was definitely pumping up more quickly but also getting more of a donut than I wanted. I was cycling through the various programs and varying the pressure between a start of 4 and up to 7. More recently I started experimenting with the fixed setting and using lower pressures for longer time periods, I.e. Starting at 3 and not exceeding 4.5. The results have been more satisfying. I generally start in a 1.75 in tube and then if time permits progress through a 2 in tube and then 2.25. I also use a heating pad wrapped around the tube. I highly recommend this pump. I haven’t used my manual one since I received it.

Thanks guys for the insight on the vacutech pulsar electric pump. I am interested but do not wan to dish out the 600 bones on it.
Do you know anyone selling a used one?

P6

In all fairness if you wanna pump electric a modified aquarium pump is way cheaper and for variable level pumping I would go with a ctc digimax 4000