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June 16th, 11:06 PM
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Personal Fill Station
MY freind's dad works owns a Semi-Truck auto shop, and he got us one of the huge tanks of c02 and me and my freinds chipped in to buy the filling stuff, and it averges ou to like 6cents an ounce. Just wondering if anyone else does this?
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June 16th, 11:07 PM
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My friend uses a scuba tank for fill HPA tanks.
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June 16th, 11:13 PM
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I may do that for HPA.
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June 16th, 11:23 PM
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What kind of gas is used for filling High pressure tanks?
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June 16th, 11:30 PM
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Air.
I use a scuba tank to fill my HPA tanks. Just go get the scuba tank filled at a dive shop... I'm not sure what kind of air specifically.
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June 16th, 11:32 PM
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Air.
I use a scuba tank to fill my HPA tanks. Just go get the scuba tank filled at a dive shop... I'm not sure what kind of air specifically.
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...air. There isn't more than one type of air 
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June 17th, 12:36 AM
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hpa is either just plain old breathing air or nitrogen...
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June 17th, 06:03 AM
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They rarely use nitrogen.
Take a breath. That's what they fill.
Nitrogen is too expensive to purify and blah blah blah. Yes it is more consistant, but its just about the same thng as air. Why?
Well air is 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and a fraction CO2 and argon adn some other assorted gasses. It already has about 80% nitrogen, so to the player, HPA and nitro are the same.
High pressure Air. They fill it with air thats at a high pressure.. Sometimes you guys slay me.
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June 17th, 08:42 AM
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i use a scuba tank and pu the adapter on it
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June 17th, 10:18 AM
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We have a big ass air compresser that fills up big 18 wheeler truck tires, so we got a hook-up that fits on tanks (HPA) so now i can fill tanks. 
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June 17th, 11:16 AM
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i fill my own co2 tanks, and for other backyard ballers, i charge 1-2 dollars, make a lil profit.
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June 17th, 12:45 PM
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I use a 25 lb tank that i rent and get filled from a local welding supplier
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June 24th, 04:10 AM
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How many fills out of a 25 lbs tank?
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June 27th, 08:16 PM
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and does the tank need to have a siphon tube installed within the valve?
If it dosen't, can you just turn the tank upside down to get liquid?
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June 28th, 02:29 PM
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My friends have a huge bottle to refill CO2 now but we are looking to get into hpa. Anyone know how many fills you can get out of a typical 3000psi 80cuft scuba tank into a 3000/45 bottle
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June 28th, 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Cockerkid63
We have a big ass air compresser that fills up big 18 wheeler truck tires, so we got a hook-up that fits on tanks (HPA) so now i can fill tanks. 
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by hookup you better mean booster because i know for a fact that tires do not get filled to 4500psi.
i don't do it. you waste money in my oppinion.
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