What size CO2 Tank?
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air vs co2
Obviously everyone knows that air is the way to go if you have the money, but why? I know the air is more consistent, and that CO2 tends to go through O rings more rapidly, but are there other reasons? I also got told that markers can run of Nitrogen. Is this true, and does anyone actually do it?
Obviously everyone knows that air is the way to go if you have the money, but why? I know the air is more consistent, and that CO2 tends to go through O rings more rapidly, but are there other reasons? I also got told that markers can run of Nitrogen. Is this true, and does anyone actually do it?
Also made up of 21% oxygen 1% Argon and other noble gases while there is only 0.04% Co2! Wow revision really pays off
yeah for some reason americans use nitrogen!
but nitrogen and air tanks are the same, and can be swapped air/nitrogen, cos of what dickysixx said.
also co2 is a 'dirty' gas and has alot of crap in it which can get stuck in shocker/impulse etc. solenoids and fu*k it up. So air is better.
but nitrogen and air tanks are the same, and can be swapped air/nitrogen, cos of what dickysixx said.
also co2 is a 'dirty' gas and has alot of crap in it which can get stuck in shocker/impulse etc. solenoids and fu*k it up. So air is better.
You didn't revise English though mate....should be "there" instead of "their"...Originally posted by fordanaldino
Also made up of 21% oxygen 1% Argon and other noble gases while their is only 0.04% Co2! Wow revision really pays off
Only kidding....
(No smart replies please...)
My mate uses co2 in his shocker though, as he reckons it runs much better.
Don't worry, Im just being a pedant!
Dont forget that the CO2 content will change if its nightOriginally posted by fordanaldino
Also made up of 21% oxygen 1% Argon and other noble gases while there is only 0.04% Co2! Wow revision really pays off