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How much Co2 can i put in a 1.1L air bottle?

Stan

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Charlie... well spotted. As the above quote from my first post clearly states:-

Got this air bottle and until i can get an air system i'm gonna use it with Co2... How much can i put in?
 

Heimdahl

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Well i am not too sure of the answer for that, but i know who should have it.

www.luxfer.com

Luxfer Gas Cylinders (Small Cylinder Division)

43 Empire Close, Aldridge, Staffordshire, WS9 8UY

Tel: +44 (0)115 980 3800

Fax: +44 (0)1922 853599

Luxfer Gas Cylinders (USA)

Head Office & Sales

3016 Kansas Avenue, Riverside, California 92507, USA

Tel: +1 909 684 5110

Fax: +1 909 328 1117

If someone at either of those places cannot tell you then i just dunno....maybe Smart parts?
 

Stan

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Thanks,

Last time i tried to speak to Luxfer they were f'n useless! :D

I have sent a mail to Air America (UK) so i'm waiting for a reply from that...
 

mole

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co2 /1.1

a 20oz bottle has a 0.8l capacity so a 1.1 bottle will hold 0.3l more gas which works out as 27.5 oz plus weight of empty bottle
hope this helps my own luxfer bottle full weighs 4lb 2oz
 

STTAB

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all tanks legally have to be able to hold 4 times their operating pressure :)

im in the process of buying a micromag of someone, not the RT version, and it comes with a nitro duck "tuff Skin"air tank, but my local site dont do air or nitrogen refills, just Co2.

the micromag has an expansion chamber on it. I just wanna know if its safe to use Co2 on a micromag (i now you cant on the new RT's with retro valve) and if you can run Co2 in the above air tank?
 

Charlie

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Not too sure about the airsystem, but I know that you can use CO2 on the micro mag. It is just the Rt's and retro valves that have to run on air.