Dp-4000 Pump

Supra, how did you gain all your width?
Where you naturally wider shaped or did you have a particular exercise that created the huge width?
 
Zambrodom3;643287 said:
Wow! That was an AMAZING reply mate! So you say the DP4000 can work with water? So it can be used as a [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98]Hydropump[/words] as well or what? :)

P.S- If yes, where did you order the Hydro edition to the pump from? :)
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Found an inline trap on eBay from a company call enlargementworkz - works great!! This is the one I purchased but they have a cheaper model as well: In Line Water Trap for Electric Vacuum Pump Quick Connect Fitting Canister Penis | eBay
 
If any of you guys are looking for a cheap way to really cut down the noise on the DP400, here are some pics of the box I built:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7ddhnyfshrsd3zp/AABYpwCGv3_4vIrohqXqpmv1a?dl=0#/

It’s really easy and total cost is about $15. I went to Michael’s Craft Store (you can also find the materials at Wal-Mart but Michaels is closer to my home) and got a heavy cardboard box - the ones used for storage - about the size of a large shoe box. Get some seat padding and cut out a piece for the top and the bottom of the box. You’ll need to decrease the thickness of the padding and the layers peel apart really easily. Get a can of spray adhesive and paste the padding to the top and bottom. The box I got had a label area on one side so I cut that part out so the USB and power cord could come out. On the other side, I made a small hole just large enough for the tubing. The extra padding I place inside to help to muffle the sound more.

It’s crude and simple, but it works. I’m designing a better box now, but for the time being, this one does the trick.
 
MMandingo;644310 said:
If any of you guys are looking for a cheap way to really cut down the noise on the DP400, here are some pics of the box I built:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7ddhnyfshrsd3zp/AABYpwCGv3_4vIrohqXqpmv1a?dl=0#/

It’s really easy and total cost is about $15. I went to Michael’s Craft Store (you can also find the materials at Wal-Mart but Michaels is closer to my home) and got a heavy cardboard box - the ones used for storage - about the size of a large shoe box. Get some seat padding and cut out a piece for the top and the bottom of the box. You’ll need to decrease the thickness of the padding and the layers peel apart really easily. Get a can of spray adhesive and paste the padding to the top and bottom. The box I got had a label area on one side so I cut that part out so the USB and power cord could come out. On the other side, I made a small hole just large enough for the tubing. The extra padding I place inside to help to muffle the sound more.

It’s crude and simple, but it works. I’m designing a better box now, but for the time being, this one does the trick.
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How long did it take your order to ship. i ordered the dp 4000 on the 30th, and its still not here.
 
I just lay a pillow over mine to reduce the noise.

MMandingo;644310 said:
If any of you guys are looking for a cheap way to really cut down the noise on the DP400, here are some pics of the box I built:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7ddhnyfshrsd3zp/AABYpwCGv3_4vIrohqXqpmv1a?dl=0#/

It’s really easy and total cost is about $15. I went to Michael’s Craft Store (you can also find the materials at Wal-Mart but Michaels is closer to my home) and got a heavy cardboard box - the ones used for storage - about the size of a large shoe box. Get some seat padding and cut out a piece for the top and the bottom of the box. You’ll need to decrease the thickness of the padding and the layers peel apart really easily. Get a can of spray adhesive and paste the padding to the top and bottom. The box I got had a label area on one side so I cut that part out so the USB and power cord could come out. On the other side, I made a small hole just large enough for the tubing. The extra padding I place inside to help to muffle the sound more.

It’s crude and simple, but it works. I’m designing a better box now, but for the time being, this one does the trick.
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Anyone try getting the software to run on mac? i.e. wine or vmware?
 
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pjp2002;646616 said:
Anyone try getting the software to run on mac? i.e. wine or vmware?
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Yep. I use a Mac and had to install on Windows with VMWare. Make sure you get it connected to Com 3 - that's what worked for me.
 
MMandingo;647744 said:
Yep. I use a Mac and had to install on Windows with VMWare. Make sure you get it connected to Com 3 - that's what worked for me.
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Nice work! I figured out vmware last week and it's working out well too.
 
MMandingo;644310 said:
If any of you guys are looking for a cheap way to really cut down the noise on the DP400, here are some pics of the box I built:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7ddhnyfshrsd3zp/AABYpwCGv3_4vIrohqXqpmv1a?dl=0#/

It’s really easy and total cost is about $15. I went to Michael’s Craft Store (you can also find the materials at Wal-Mart but Michaels is closer to my home) and got a heavy cardboard box - the ones used for storage - about the size of a large shoe box. Get some seat padding and cut out a piece for the top and the bottom of the box. You’ll need to decrease the thickness of the padding and the layers peel apart really easily. Get a can of spray adhesive and paste the padding to the top and bottom. The box I got had a label area on one side so I cut that part out so the USB and power cord could come out. On the other side, I made a small hole just large enough for the tubing. The extra padding I place inside to help to muffle the sound more.

It’s crude and simple, but it works. I’m designing a better box now, but for the time being, this one does the trick.
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Looks amazing!
 
Supra, I am looking to add an air pump to my training tool set. If I have [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98]BM[/words] [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98]X40[/words] already, do you think the fairly hefty investment in the DP4000 is worth it? The price just sets me back a bit.
 
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