Shock pump detach losing pressure?

Are you losing pressure from the shock when detaching the pump? After all, you hear a hiss, right?
Answered and explained in this video.

[@roghaj]

You do such good work. There is zero loss from most shock pumps. Thats why you are my favorite UA-cam robot. So clear and well explained.

[@mrelwood_EUC]

Thanks Rogie! You are my favorite commenter on my videos! 😄

[@megaobi]

Excellent video! ❤❤

[@davidmitchell2766]

Fantastic work thank you for sharing your information

[@mrelwood_EUC]

Thanks, David!

[@balazsbodi6659]

Thank you! Informative and educational!

[@mrelwood_EUC]

Thanks Balaz!

[@lancedyrland8668]

Great video and explanation. Just a note, the math is wrong at 1:15 mark. It should be more like 6.5%

[@mrelwood_EUC]

Holy crap, you’re absolutely right! I have no idea how I could’ve calculated it that wrong. At the end of the video I mention that I only lose about 5% due to a shorter pump hose. I should’ve gone with those numbers all along. Frankly, this is an old video and I don’t remember where I got the 15% pressure loss example.

[@scottmorris7320]

Haha, awesome video, thanks. Your videos are educational and entertaining, I love it.
Hay what app do you use for the animations, I need something I can use to explain activities at my work, this looks great.

[@mrelwood_EUC]

Thanks Scott! 😁
I just use the shapes available on Final Cut Pro X, and a free explosions pack I found way back. It’s a bit cumbersome, but it’s the only way I know how to do these…

[@scottmorris7320]

@@mrelwood_EUC awesome, thanks for the tips.