HELP - taking reg off a dxs bottle and bringing onto plane

[Rider]

true, just wondeing but would the high altitude make the explosion any bigger?

short answer........yes. and more likely.

just been out to germany and back with the team - we just went with the burst disks out (some of us, myself included, dismantled the upper half of the regs) - and easy jet were fine.

only problem were the security on the way back when carl got pulled for his tiberius 8........but they thought it was pretty cool when it was explained it was a paintball marker. i wonder what they thought as 12 kit bags went through carrying a total of 4 tib8 pistols, 20 SP8s and an SP1.......

 

[Kat]

guys you have to be responsible with your air systems when travelling and flying.
Think about the repercussions of a compressed air tank in a road accident, then multiply the effects when the same air system is in an airplane.

Flying with a tank full of compressed air in my eyes is criminal.

Is there any danger flying with bottles that have been emptied?

Katxxx

 

[Tom Allen]

Is there any danger flying with bottles that have been emptied?

Katxxx

it'll probably be ok.

 

[Rider]

Is there any danger flying with bottles that have been emptied?

Katxxx

not as long as the bottle can vent, eg: by removing the burst disks or separating the reg

 

[J@mes]

Not being a thick here... as its retarded to take a bottle on a plane with compressed air in it.... but nothing would happen, unless there was a accident? As the plane is pressurised to sea level.

-James

 

[Rider]

As the plane is pressurised to sea level.

in the cabin yes, but not necessarily in the hold.

 

[J@mes]

in the cabin yes, but not necessarily in the hold.

the hold is too, but isn't heated, unless their are pets/animals in (so i've been told by a family friend who is a pilot)

-James

 

[Kat]

it'll probably be ok.

So I'll probably come back with all of my limbs?
Probablys good enough for me