Gauge on drop

[Skeet]

I was going to say that before I got drawn in the the whole Honey thing...
LePig....I think the cabbages represent eggs and the tree is a big submarine (long, hard and full of.....honey)

 

[32degreeballerI.E.]

well

Originally posted by Rabies
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.

my buddys dragun came stock with a gauge on the drop and it goes down as the day goes on, he says that when it gets down around 300-400 his tanks pretty much empty

 

[Rabies]

As long as you don't mind a gauge that reads... 750, 750, 750, 750, 750, 750, 750, 750, 400, empty.

It will only tell you when there is no more liquid CO2 in the tank, or when it's overfilled (if you're really lucky, the burst disc will tell you that too )

 

[32degreeballerI.E.]

true

but that gauge makes it look $50 more expensive , he he

 

[le-pig]

true

Originally posted by 32degreeballerI.E.
but that gauge makes it look $50 more expensive , he he

only to a newb
dude buy a preset air/nitro system and be finished with that horrible,dirty,unstable co2

 

[Skeet]

As a bonus..if it rains really hard...you can breath air...but 15% co2 in your lungs will render you dead like my Turkey!
Merry Xmas..Ho..Ho..Ho!