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Re: filling from bulk nitro tank

In Reply to: Re: filling from bulk nitro tank posted by Patrick on January 25, 2003 at 22:39:59:

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Posted by:
Hydro2go
on January 27, 2003 at 09:24:41

: If you are filling off of a 6000 psi bulk tank DO NOT use the scuba fill station. Kapp and National paintball supply both make excellent units for filling off of a bulk tank.
* Never fill any tank without a regulator. When you get into higher pressures (4500,5000,6000)filling without a reg could cause a catastrophic failure to the tank. A failure of the tank could cause you to lose your life.
Hydro2go

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: : If you are filling off of a 6000 psi bulk tank DO NOT use the scuba fill station. Kapp and National paintball supply both make excellent units for filling off of a bulk tank. : * Never fill any tank without a regulator. When you get into higher pressures (4500,5000,6000)filling without a reg could cause a catastrophic failure to the tank. A failure of the tank could cause you to lose your life. : Hydro2go

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