Video thread MITYVAC - WET AND DRY PENIS VACUUM PUMP SYSTEM

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MITYVAC - WET AND DRY PENIS VACUUM PUMP SYSTEM.

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Excited to get mine ! Ordered a few backs back, hopefully it gets here soon, it’s like Christmas Day as a kid - the anticipation is unreal !! Get here already!! Haha damn backorders.
 
squirt_inducer_man said:
Here are the videos about:
MITYVAC - WET AND DRY PENIS VACUUM PUMP SYSTEM.

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Just got the MityVa but apparently it wasn’t the Proline version. Can the accessories for the Proline, like the extra hose and water trap be purchased separately? If so, where? Have searched the entire site for it.
 
9isFine4me said:
Just got the MityVa but apparently it wasn’t the Proline version. Can the accessories for the Proline, like the extra hose and water trap be purchased separately? If so, where? Have searched the entire site for it.
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You can get the 16oz on Amazon or other websites for around $20
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Or you can get the 1L version for much larger handling volume on Amazon for around $40.
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You can use any 1/4in water tubing at the local hardware store for easier and cheaper access to replacement hoses. They are around $3 per foot length.
 

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oldandlively said:
You can get the 16oz on Amazon or other websites for around $20
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Or you can get the 1L version for much larger handling volume on Amazon for around $40.
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You can use any 1/4in water tubing at the local hardware store for easier and cheaper access to replacement hoses. They are around $3 per foot length.
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Hey brother, I was wondering how hard it is to hook up the larger sumps?
I can’t get my mityvac pressure over 4hg before the trap gets full, I think the problems is I purchased a 12x2.5” cylinder which is too big for my current size of 7.9bpel and 5.1mseg, so I was hoping that if I got a larger water trap I could get the pressure up to where it should be.
Im not much of a handy man so I don’t want to buy the larger traps and not be able to hook them up correctly.
Thank you bro, any advice would be greatly appreciated.
 
Day. said:
Hey brother, I was wondering how hard it is to hook up the larger sumps?
I can’t get my mityvac pressure over 4hg before the trap gets full, I think the problems is I purchased a 12x2.5” cylinder which is too big for my current size of 7.9bpel and 5.1mseg, so I was hoping that if I got a larger water trap I could get the pressure up to where it should be.
Im not much of a handy man so I don’t want to buy the larger traps and not be able to hook them up correctly.
Thank you bro, any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Easy as putting together a large sipping bottle with a straw
 
oldandlively said:
You can get the 16oz on Amazon or other websites for around $20
View attachment 1836833

Or you can get the 1L version for much larger handling volume on Amazon for around $40.
View attachment 1836834

You can use any 1/4in water tubing at the local hardware store for easier and cheaper access to replacement hoses. They are around $3 per foot length.
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Hey man, this does not come with extra hoses it looks like. Just want to make sure that I get the correct items. I emailed the MoS team because it looks like it should have come with my MityVac and since I am taking a break until I am completely healed I'm trying to wait to see if they send me one anyway but if for some reason they do not, I don't see where I could buy the extra hose for it as well. A little guidance would be greatly appreciated.
 
9isFine4me said:
Hey man, this does not come with extra hoses it looks like. Just want to make sure that I get the correct items.
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That is correct. When you purchase the MityVac system, it has a 4 oz container, the amount of hoses that you need, and a setup for both dry and wet pumping. When you purchase a larger reservoir, we will use the same amount of hose length to perform the hook up. The hose and the new larger reservoir has a 1/4 inch barb connections.

9isFine4me said:
I emailed the MoS team because it looks like it should have come with my MityVac and since I am taking a break until I am completely healed I'm trying to wait to see if they send me one anyway but if for some reason they do not, I don't see where I could buy the extra hose for it as well. A little guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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If you looking for extra hoses, you can go to the local hardware store and purchase the 1/4 inch water line hose. The final water line whose length roughly cause around 2-3 dollars per foot. If you want the high-end version like silicone, then it'll cost you around $6 per foot. You can buy those silicone hoses on Amazon or Ebay.
 
oldandlively said:
That is correct. When you purchase the MityVac system, it has a 4 oz container, the amount of hoses that you need, and a setup for both dry and wet pumping. When you purchase a larger reservoir, we will use the same amount of hose length to perform the hook up. The hose and the new larger reservoir has a 1/4 inch barb connections.


If you looking for extra hoses, you can go to the local hardware store and purchase the 1/4 inch water line hose. The final water line whose length roughly cause around 2-3 dollars per foot. If you want the high-end version like silicone, then it'll cost you around $6 per foot. You can buy those silicone hoses on Amazon or Ebay.
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👍 agree
 
Hello fellas.

I would like to ask: I see that the mityvac water pump setup has a manual gauge. One squeeze of it and it shoots to 5hg. I was wondering if it is possible to connect an electronic gauge instead, one that can allow for safe small increases in pressure (1hg, to 2hg, to 3hg) and thus be safer for the new user sensitive to pumping pressures. Is such a thing possible? Do you sell such an electronic gauge that can connect to the hoses provided? Can we order the system with an electronic gauge instead?

Regards.
 
No we do not have an electronic gauge but if you do the research and find this solution we can add it to the store
 
My suggestion is not to use an electronic system for the cylinder. Most cylinders that use an auto pumping system have specialized thick walls to equal with accidental pressure overloading. Your penis can handle up to 40inHg, even 60inHg, in a few seconds. Damages can occur during that time. Most standard cylinders out there can only handle up to 30inHg before collapsing, including threads breakage, or a built in pressure valve with safety breaking diaphragm is used at the connected valves near the cylinders. These cylinders alone cost $200 per unit.

If you use any cylinders without the built in safety and are not rated past 60 inHg, the chance of the cylinder collapsing is high and the shards of the cylinder will damage your penile shaft quite badly.
 
oldandlively said:
My suggestion is not to use an electronic system for the cylinder. Most cylinders that use an auto pumping system have specialized thick walls to equal with accidental pressure overloading. Your penis can handle up to 40inHg, even 60inHg, in a few seconds. Damages can occur during that time. Most standard cylinders out there can only handle up to 30inHg before collapsing, including threads breakage, or a built in pressure valve with safety breaking diaphragm is used at the connected valves near the cylinders. These cylinders alone cost $200 per unit.

If you use any cylinders without the built in safety and are not rated past 60 inHg, the chance of the cylinder collapsing is high and the shards of the cylinder will damage your penile shaft quite badly.
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I understand but I'm not looking to ever go past 5hg. So I don't know why would that be an issue.

DLD said:
No we do not have an electronic gauge but if you do the research and find this solution we can add it to the store
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I have found some online, ie leluv's but I do not know if the gauge/device matches the hose's end. In other words I do not know if it will connect successfully.

My concern is actually based on threads I've read here from reputable members stating that wr should be extremely careful with pressures while water pumping, where 2hg and 3hg are quite high for the new user and match 5hg+ of air pressure. To put it in less words, I just want to approach this in the safest manner possible, with as little edema as possible and not break my penis. So, if someone can confirm that the electronic gauges provided by leluv or even Bd's market match the hoses, then I'm set. I don't mind buying it off of you also if you include it in the market. Idk if I am allowed to leave links from other markets tho, so I won't.
 
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