Where can I buy an 800cc tank?
I don’t know if this should be somewhere else or not. Does anyone know of an online store that sells 800cc tanks that would work with an airforce gun?
Edit: I cant buy one right now, or in the near future. I just want to know of a retailer that has them.
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But you got scared and offloaded it onto some fresh unsuspecting victim. Tell you what, we’ll call you a half survivor. Until Yellow Ninja admits he sold his too 😆
That’s 2.5 survivors. If someone was only maimed we can get back to a round number.
That was me. After his 4 month tour of the gulf I noticed his name on the TOG ‘logged in’ list so PMd him to say ‘welcome back’ etc. He said he was just ducking his head in and would return to the board in earnest the following week. He never did.
I have one and am still alive. But always filled it to 170 to 180 bar.
So Cygnus is not the sole surviver!!
😉
Regards,
Marc
Me too sparty.
Hurray, a survivor!
That’s one documented thus far.
😆
0.60 kg tomvaegt=empty weight
1.02kg full co2 weight
inhold 0.80l since metric is nice and easy to covert .8l=800cc
provetryk 300 bar =testpressure, working pressure is much less
i still have a 800cc uk190 tank….i fill it to 190 bar….so far its been ok…had it for about a year and is my primary talon tank for .25 and .22
Hi,
I have two bottles of the UK 190 and make the hydrostatic test to pressure of work(200 bar), Use at at least one year and never had problems, but de next year i will the make the test again
1.700 psi,ah so that is only 130 bar or there abouts,i dont think i will get many 9mm shots out of that then,sorry if i have jacked your thread dmc but when you buy your 800cc tank be sure its for air and not c02,i was thinking that i could have at least filled it to 200bar,but i now understand that co2 is less psi?
‘prove 300’ to me would be tested at 300 so the working pressure is much less esp when designed for CO2.
Don’t think you should use it any diferent than our CO2 tanks as in call it 1800psi working pressure.
Hopefully someone can actually interpret that for you.
Good luck
Walter…
co2 is around 800-900 psi depending on temperature while HPA is 3000 psi.
hey YN that was quick and well tranlated so you speak double dutch,that sounds about right,only thing that is troubling me now is are compressd air and co2 equal to the same in pressure?sorry if that sounds like double dutch but i know what i mean, 😆 😆 😆
Looks Danish or “double dutch” as I like to call it.
We have our own danish here (not the pastry) so hopefully he can help, but here’s my crude attempt…
300 I believe represents the working pressure (or test pressure)
0.80l is 0.80 liters which is the volume of the tank (800cc = .8 liter)
I’d be willing to guess that the 0.6kg (kilogram) is the “dry” weight and the 1.02kg is the “filled” weight or something along those lines, but thats only relevant to CO2 usage, would equate to a 15 or so oz tank.
just picked up a 800cc bottle,it is a bit fatter 55mm diameter,i thought it was going to be a problem to clear the back of the toprail but it is fine,all details on the bottle are in dutch by the looks of it,but one word i can understand is co2,but afer that it has written 0.60 kg tomvaegt 1.02kg 280 300bar e uk,inhold 0.80l provetryk 300 bar,is there anybody out there that understands any of that?before i fill it and put it by my dome!! 👿
I had one of his bottles and survived (I sold it, but not for any safety concern… but where did the guy I sold it go… :?) Cygnusx had a uk190 tank AND a Lush tank, I think he traded them.
Someone (cant rememeber who) said that uk190 appeared briefly during the end times at TOG….. I didnt see it so I cant say if its true or not.
I hope he shows back up (and lush too).
UK190’s tanks were also rethreaded to accept the standard valves, which lead to one hell of a shitstorm over safety issues.
Many died as a result.
I just made that up. No one died. To my knowledge.
Having said that, I don’t know of anyone who’s spoken to UK190 (or many of those who bought his bottles) in some time.
Are you out there Martin…..?
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i am going to fill to 200bar,no on second thoughts i will stick to the tested 190bar,thanks for the translation cyg