I'm thinking of putting a gauge on my drop, I'm wondering how high of psi gauge I'll need for it to read my CO2 tank (20 A/S on/off), i'm thinking 12-1500
Gauge on drop
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Ditto Skeet, if he has a 0-1000psi guage it will read a more accurately. Go with the 0-1000 as suggested by the Skeetmeister! 
This is one of those moments when your self expectations are affirmed...I do know what im talking about! Yay!
Like when I found out I was gonna be a Dad..."They work then!"
Like when I found out I was gonna be a Dad..."They work then!"
normally followed by "oh crap how did that happen"Originally posted by Skeetmaster
Like when I found out I was gonna be a Dad..."They work then!"
That was my next thought...however i am fully briefed on how it happened....apparently, at the end of the garden, is a cabbage paatch...and a tree full of honey...and something about a Stork, tho I thought that was like margarine..anyway..thats where babies come from...
Ridiculous
Who ever heard of spraying honey over gooseberries?
They are allready sweet, whereas cabbages are not...besides Gooseberry implies a third person viewing uncomfortably
Who ever heard of spraying honey over gooseberries?
They are allready sweet, whereas cabbages are not...besides Gooseberry implies a third person viewing uncomfortably
errr cabbages and honey must be a delicasy over there then,bit like kippers and jam over here
ps there IS a third person the stalk
Dragging this thread back to sanity... The pressure reading from a CO2 tank is not actually any use. It will not tell you how full your tank is -- as long as there is any liquid CO2 in the tank the only thing that will have an effect on that pressure reading is the tank temperature.
If it's just for the bling (like putting two volumizers on an IR3) then that's fine, but don't expect it to be of any use to you at all.
If it's just for the bling (like putting two volumizers on an IR3) then that's fine, but don't expect it to be of any use to you at all.