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4500 PSI tank filled at 3000 PSI

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Posted by:
Ahrimon
on June 25, 2003 at 21:08:21

Is thier in problem only filling a 4500 PSI tank up to 3000 PSI, say with a scuba fill station. The only think I can think of is less air present so a lower number of shots? Is thier anything else I should be worried about if the local field doesn't fill to 4500 PSI?

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Re: 4500 PSI tank filled at 3000 PSI joe "SnIp3rSh0t" ramos 03:05:45 06/26/03 (0)

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: Is thier in problem only filling a 4500 PSI tank up to 3000 PSI, say with a scuba fill station. The only think I can think of is less air present so a lower number of shots? Is thier anything else I should be worried about if the local field doesn't fill to 4500 PSI?

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