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WARPIG Tech Talk - Air
Final Update... Figured it out...

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Posted by Mtbegg on May 07, 2002 at 15:48:34:

In Reply to: Re: Fill station, CA tank not filling... posted by Tom Sparkman on May 06, 2002 at 12:53:58:

Thanks Tom, that is what I meant! (CO2).
Anyway, it turned out that the bulk tank was NOT a siphon tank, I tipped it upside down and it filled perfectly. So I went and switched the tank out from the supplier.

: : why are you using a co2 tank to fill n2 tanks?

: CA stood for Constant Air (before HPA), which meant bulk CO2 tanks (not 12g). Compressed air is usually referred to as HPA or N2.

: Tom

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: Thanks Tom, that is what I meant! (CO2). : Anyway, it turned out that the bulk tank was NOT a siphon tank, I tipped it upside down and it filled perfectly. So I went and switched the tank out from the supplier. : : : : why are you using a co2 tank to fill n2 tanks? : : CA stood for Constant Air (before HPA), which meant bulk CO2 tanks (not 12g). Compressed air is usually referred to as HPA or N2. : : Tom

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