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Posted by:
air_hog
on January 14, 2003 at 02:31:00

I have bought a refill station for Co2 tanks and want to make sure I am filling appropriately;I am having some problems finding information on the following.
-what % do you leave for expansion?? when refilling a tank;I have read somewhere that you should leave 35% of the tank empty to allow for expansion.
I have a 20 oz tank and this would equate to 13 oz.
I would rather be on the safe side.It is much more economical to refill tanks myself and my friends than at a store.
Thanks
tom

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: I have bought a refill station for Co2 tanks and want to make sure I am filling appropriately;I am having some problems finding information on the following. : -what % do you leave for expansion?? when refilling a tank;I have read somewhere that you should leave 35% of the tank empty to allow for expansion. : I have a 20 oz tank and this would equate to 13 oz. : I would rather be on the safe side.It is much more economical to refill tanks myself and my friends than at a store. : Thanks : tom

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