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How many pumps does it take for guys to get to max inflation w the CX?

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I have an LGX and was told that 2 pumps was 20 percent. So 10 pumps to start would be 100 percent. Then there is the fudge factor. The first pump is always hard to start but also always 100 percent. You need to be patient with the next pumps, I've learned that not an expert by any means just a rookie really so as one rookie to another make sure squeeze numbers 2-10 are slow and completely emptied. When I do that I can get 10 without locking it up. That's another wonderful feature. After your tips push hard your pump will keep squeezing but nothing happens. Feels the same but no fluid goes in.
Here's the thing, in those rare occasions when I can actually hold my tubes like directions say I can actually feel the fluid flowing through. So when it stops I know immediately to stop because more is a waste of time. Hint: wait five minutes or several hours after your last pump and try again. I got 2 more once and that put me to 6".
Happy pumping

I have a 15 cm lgx. I use my thumb knuckle and first finger to pump. 15 full squeezes gets me hard enough for penetration. Takes another 10 to get max. I wait 2 minutes and pump a few again if I can. Repeat till bulb is rock hard. By then I am feeling the stretch burn. Usually around 30 pumps to max. AMS rep, Jamie says pump will get rock hard when at max pressure. There is NO relief valve.

Tsanchez12369 wrote:How many pumps does it take for guys to get to max inflation w the CX?

..... how many licks does it take to get to the center of a , "Tootsie Roll Pop" ?

Hello Bionic Brothers, There has been much talk about the Penile Pump having a relief valve.I want to offer my observation in regards to both AMS700 and Titan pumps. What we have in the pump is nothing more than a hydro-mechanical device. This device contains a shifting spool or valve. This spool shifts to deflation mode by pressing on the spool to shift into deflate mode. There probably is a small spring attached to the spool to hold in the inflate mode. The first step of inflation is a firm ,quick pump of the pump bulb. This firm pump shifts the spool into the inflate mode. The small spring then holds the valve/spool in the inflate mode. However, if the 1st. pump is not aggressive enough the spool would not completely shift thus resulting in continual pumping with no maximum ending. This side of the pump is mechanical, in theory the spool or valve could be stuck partially open or closed allowing for bypass of fluid. It is my opinion that the initial pump squeeze should be very aggressive. This then should prevent inflation problems. I hope my mechanical observation help clear up some of the questions regarding these implants. FYI I do not have Implant yet, However I am currently waiting for scheduling for surgery ASAP.

There is a relief valve in both the AMS and LGX pumps. You cannot over pump. The pump will get hard but wait a few minutes and you can get in more pumps. I am at my pre ED length so more pumps aren't necessary. About 40 I am pussy ready.
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Due to the long standing argument regarding this subject, I have a call into AMS. I spoke to the Rep. (Jamie), she did not know for sure so she was going to get in touch with the companies engineers and get an answer for me once and for all (well for the AMS anyway). Regardless of the answer, this WILL end all of the arguing about this subject. Guys, this website is for helping others, answering questions, offering suggestions, etc. Lately, all it is, is several different arguments. That is NOT helpful and when prospective new members see that crap they turn the other way. Please, all of this bickering has to stop.

Larry
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Larry10625 wrote: Regardless of the answer, this WILL end all of the arguing about this subject. Guys, this website is for helping others, answering questions, offering suggestions, etc. Lately, all it is, is several different arguments. That is NOT helpful and when prospective new members see that crap they turn the other way. Please, all of this bickering has to stop.

I for one appreciate any efforts by the moderator to keep out personal attacks, name-calling, off-topic comments on politics, religion, etc. It is an important role and every forum needs objective, fair, dedicated moderators. I very well could have missed it in another topic but I have not noticed any arguing or bickering, about this, just men sharing different points of view and opinions on this topic. I have found them interesting and nothing offensive. I think FT serves its purpose to provide a forum for these opinions.

I hope FT is a place where personal attacks and off-topic posts are moderated but I also hope it is a forum where members can have vigorous debate and lively discussion on issues that affect us and other men potentially considering an implant.

Larry10625 wrote:Due to the long standing argument regarding this subject, I have a call into AMS. I spoke to the Rep. (Jamie), she did not know for sure so she was going to get in touch with the companies engineers and get an answer for me once and for all (well for the AMS anyway). Regardless of the answer, this WILL end all of the arguing about this subject. Guys, this website is for helping others, answering questions, offering suggestions, etc. Lately, all it is, is several different arguments. That is NOT helpful and when prospective new members see that crap they turn the other way. Please, all of this bickering has to stop.

Larry
Moderator

So true Larry. A very long time prominent member here has complained a number of times in posts about someone disagreeing with him and usually follows it up with an attack back at his perceived antagonizer. This person has asked me what he should do to stop these attacks, ie: people who disagree with him. I've told him twice to stop responding to them and let readers make up their own minds since nothing he says will dissuade anybody from their opinions anyway. He publicly posted he would do just that. Not two days later I read another skirmish he got into in a different thread. People need to realize on public forums there will always be someone eventually who disagrees with something you say. You can not insist on pre-emptive editing, that's insisting anybody who doesn't accept your word as gospel refrain from replying. I've seen this play out on 5 forums I participate in. The fastest way to destroy your credibility is to fall back on wording which implies that if you disagree with me openly you're fostering ill will on the forum. It doesn't work that way. You have to state your position and let it stand on its own merits without further insistence on everyone always agreeing with you. That sort of behavior is blatantly a turn off to newcomers on any forum.

You are correct Dave, very well stated.