CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
>usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
>will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
>much ;)
>
I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
Homebrewer also.
Jim
88 Grand Wagoneer
89 Wrangler
00 Grand Cherokee
jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
>usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
>will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
>much ;)
>
I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
Homebrewer also.
Jim
88 Grand Wagoneer
89 Wrangler
00 Grand Cherokee
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
>usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
>will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
>much ;)
>
I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
Homebrewer also.
Jim
88 Grand Wagoneer
89 Wrangler
00 Grand Cherokee
jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
>usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
>will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
>much ;)
>
I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
Homebrewer also.
Jim
88 Grand Wagoneer
89 Wrangler
00 Grand Cherokee
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
>usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
>will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
>much ;)
>
I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
Homebrewer also.
Jim
88 Grand Wagoneer
89 Wrangler
00 Grand Cherokee
jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
>usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
>will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
>much ;)
>
I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
Homebrewer also.
Jim
88 Grand Wagoneer
89 Wrangler
00 Grand Cherokee
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
Very correct, I got my horizons crossed-up!
Usage should always be done while the tank is vertical (ie, upright),
otherwise liquid CO2 may end up in the regulator.
JP
jianryla@aol.com (Jim Boucher) wrote in message news:<20031211165505.02537.00002051@mb-m23.aol.com>...
> In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
> jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>
> >Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
> >usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
> >will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
> >much ;)
> >
>
> I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
>
> Homebrewer also.
> Jim
>
> 88 Grand Wagoneer
> 89 Wrangler
> 00 Grand Cherokee
Usage should always be done while the tank is vertical (ie, upright),
otherwise liquid CO2 may end up in the regulator.
JP
jianryla@aol.com (Jim Boucher) wrote in message news:<20031211165505.02537.00002051@mb-m23.aol.com>...
> In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
> jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>
> >Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
> >usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
> >will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
> >much ;)
> >
>
> I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
>
> Homebrewer also.
> Jim
>
> 88 Grand Wagoneer
> 89 Wrangler
> 00 Grand Cherokee
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
Very correct, I got my horizons crossed-up!
Usage should always be done while the tank is vertical (ie, upright),
otherwise liquid CO2 may end up in the regulator.
JP
jianryla@aol.com (Jim Boucher) wrote in message news:<20031211165505.02537.00002051@mb-m23.aol.com>...
> In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
> jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>
> >Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
> >usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
> >will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
> >much ;)
> >
>
> I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
>
> Homebrewer also.
> Jim
>
> 88 Grand Wagoneer
> 89 Wrangler
> 00 Grand Cherokee
Usage should always be done while the tank is vertical (ie, upright),
otherwise liquid CO2 may end up in the regulator.
JP
jianryla@aol.com (Jim Boucher) wrote in message news:<20031211165505.02537.00002051@mb-m23.aol.com>...
> In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
> jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>
> >Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
> >usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
> >will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
> >much ;)
> >
>
> I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
>
> Homebrewer also.
> Jim
>
> 88 Grand Wagoneer
> 89 Wrangler
> 00 Grand Cherokee
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
Very correct, I got my horizons crossed-up!
Usage should always be done while the tank is vertical (ie, upright),
otherwise liquid CO2 may end up in the regulator.
JP
jianryla@aol.com (Jim Boucher) wrote in message news:<20031211165505.02537.00002051@mb-m23.aol.com>...
> In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
> jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>
> >Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
> >usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
> >will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
> >much ;)
> >
>
> I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
>
> Homebrewer also.
> Jim
>
> 88 Grand Wagoneer
> 89 Wrangler
> 00 Grand Cherokee
Usage should always be done while the tank is vertical (ie, upright),
otherwise liquid CO2 may end up in the regulator.
JP
jianryla@aol.com (Jim Boucher) wrote in message news:<20031211165505.02537.00002051@mb-m23.aol.com>...
> In article <7e388bc3.0312111146.428a5734@posting.google.com >,
> jp_boileau@yahoo.com (J.P.) writes:
>
> >Horizontal storage is "acceptable", though not preferred. However,
> >usage of the tank MUST BE DONE horizontally, otherwise your regulator
> >will be trying to depressurize liquid, and it doesn't like that too
> >much ;)
> >
>
> I think you meant "vertically" with the usage.
>
> Homebrewer also.
> Jim
>
> 88 Grand Wagoneer
> 89 Wrangler
> 00 Grand Cherokee
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
gaseous O2 ain't much different Mike.
you don't wanna get oil/grease on your reg, hoses, torch valves, anything.
And it's a good idea to have clean non-greasy gloves for torch work.
Paul
On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 22:19:43 -0500, Mike Romain wrote:
> Man, the regular gas tanks have zip on a tank filled with liquid O2.
> Liquid O2 is serious nasty stuff! If it touches grease of any kind, it
> explodes.
you don't wanna get oil/grease on your reg, hoses, torch valves, anything.
And it's a good idea to have clean non-greasy gloves for torch work.
Paul
On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 22:19:43 -0500, Mike Romain wrote:
> Man, the regular gas tanks have zip on a tank filled with liquid O2.
> Liquid O2 is serious nasty stuff! If it touches grease of any kind, it
> explodes.
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
gaseous O2 ain't much different Mike.
you don't wanna get oil/grease on your reg, hoses, torch valves, anything.
And it's a good idea to have clean non-greasy gloves for torch work.
Paul
On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 22:19:43 -0500, Mike Romain wrote:
> Man, the regular gas tanks have zip on a tank filled with liquid O2.
> Liquid O2 is serious nasty stuff! If it touches grease of any kind, it
> explodes.
you don't wanna get oil/grease on your reg, hoses, torch valves, anything.
And it's a good idea to have clean non-greasy gloves for torch work.
Paul
On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 22:19:43 -0500, Mike Romain wrote:
> Man, the regular gas tanks have zip on a tank filled with liquid O2.
> Liquid O2 is serious nasty stuff! If it touches grease of any kind, it
> explodes.
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Re: CO2 Vs. Scuba tank?
gaseous O2 ain't much different Mike.
you don't wanna get oil/grease on your reg, hoses, torch valves, anything.
And it's a good idea to have clean non-greasy gloves for torch work.
Paul
On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 22:19:43 -0500, Mike Romain wrote:
> Man, the regular gas tanks have zip on a tank filled with liquid O2.
> Liquid O2 is serious nasty stuff! If it touches grease of any kind, it
> explodes.
you don't wanna get oil/grease on your reg, hoses, torch valves, anything.
And it's a good idea to have clean non-greasy gloves for torch work.
Paul
On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 22:19:43 -0500, Mike Romain wrote:
> Man, the regular gas tanks have zip on a tank filled with liquid O2.
> Liquid O2 is serious nasty stuff! If it touches grease of any kind, it
> explodes.
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