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Re: Sure you want a 4500 psi?

In Reply to: Sure you want a 4500 psi? posted by Dale on November 22, 2003 at 10:23:29:

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Posted by:
b2k3
on November 29, 2003 at 02:41:08

i was reading another post and the person that wrote had a great idea (at least i thought so)-fill up to 3000psi with normal scuba, then top off with a 4500psi tank that fire fighters use. you should be able to find these at stores that seel used fire fighter gear.

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: i was reading another post and the person that wrote had a great idea (at least i thought so)-fill up to 3000psi with normal scuba, then top off with a 4500psi tank that fire fighters use. you should be able to find these at stores that seel used fire fighter gear.

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