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SCUBA tank to nitro tank

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Posted by SportHound on March 21, 2002 at 17:51:09:

Anyone got any setup for an on-the-go filling station for nitro? I got a SmartParts 68/4500, and recently purchase a Survivair 4500 PSI SCUBA tank, with a 6000 PSI regulator. Anyone has any air source tank that takes along for a fast refill at his/her own filling station? I'm still wondering how many fills can you get out of yours when you use up all your air...whether it's an aluminum 80 cubic feet tank or from a 120 cuft at 3000/3500 PSI. Let me know.

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: Anyone got any setup for an on-the-go filling station for nitro? I got a SmartParts 68/4500, and recently purchase a Survivair 4500 PSI SCUBA tank, with a 6000 PSI regulator. Anyone has any air source tank that takes along for a fast refill at his/her own filling station? I'm still wondering how many fills can you get out of yours when you use up all your air...whether it's an aluminum 80 cubic feet tank or from a 120 cuft at 3000/3500 PSI. Let me know.

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