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| #705 06-01-2005 04:24 GMT | |
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  250 posts Rank: Enthusiast Location: EHT Occup.: Paintballer ______________________ |
Hi Im thinking about getting a scuba tank in the future, any recommendation on where to buy a good 1?Whats a good size?Which scuba fill station? THX --------------------- |
| #706 06-01-2005 08:48 GMT | |
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 27 posts Rank: User Location: NJ/Atlantic County Occup.: U.S. Marine Corps America's 911 Force ______________________ |
Check out East Coast Diving Supply in Northfield. Depending on your usage look at a 100 cube tank, they have many to choose from. The people there will assit you , and answer many of your questions. --------------------- Semper Fi & Carry On Marine1 |
| #710 06-04-2005 00:03 GMT | |
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  16 posts Rank: User Location: Galloway Occup.: manager/pntball supply ______________________ |
Hey Jgacs, EC Diving have 80 /100/ 130 hpa tank. max fill 3000psi ; 3300psi ; 4500psi. Ask for life time FREE refill. But they aren't cheap. Altantic diving at fire rd. sell used tank, u may want to check them out also. --------------------- |
| #712 06-04-2005 00:50 GMT | |
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250 posts Rank: Enthusiast Location: EHT Occup.: Paintballer ______________________ |
THx every1!! Now all i need is money!  lol--------------------- |
| #715 06-05-2005 00:43 GMT | |
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 1 posts Rank: Novice Location: E.H.T Occup.: Paintball ______________________ |
It Really depends on how many tanks your going to be filling and how much playing your doing... an 80 is good for if its just you and mabe if you fill up your friends tank a few times, I have a 100 and i can fill mine and a few friends tanks for a good day, but what i hear with this 130 Cu is it holds 4500 psi, so i imagine you can fill alot of tanks with that one, or you can do like modo did and get a crap load and charge people  --------------------- This post was edited by FoXrAcEr2569 (06-05-2005 00:44 GMT, ago) |