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Re: 20 oz syphon tank

In Reply to: 20 oz syphon tank posted by MN_Militia_Wolverine on January 23, 2003 at 01:02:54:

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Posted by:
Patrick "Knightwolf" Arnold
on January 23, 2003 at 10:22:36

Yes, it will work. I myself have never used a thundercat, but if it's supposed to work on liquid CO2 then putting a siphon on your tank should work. There should not be any danger to doing this either, except possibly liquid CO2 being in your ASA when you unscrew your tank.
Have fun, play safe

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: Yes, it will work. I myself have never used a thundercat, but if it's supposed to work on liquid CO2 then putting a siphon on your tank should work. There should not be any danger to doing this either, except possibly liquid CO2 being in your ASA when you unscrew your tank. : Have fun, play safe

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