I'm wondering what is the best way to store my airtank. I remember from my diving days that those tanks were best stored with air in them so moisture will not get in and corrode the inside. It this true with screw-in tanks? Is that hard on the seals?
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Benjamin Franklin -
You're correct about the air portion but you don't need fill it. 100 psi is all you need in it when you store it. 100 psi is not going to do anything to your seals. I ahve one question for you,
Why would you need to store it, I play all the time and I live in Canada. We play outside our igloos all the time.
CM -
it's usually a good idea to keep about 50 to 100 psi in your tank to keep out moisture.Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off of your Objective.Comment
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I knew this would be asked. I grew up in Miami, so I don't know how much winter paintball I can takeWhy would you need to store it, I paly all the time and I live in Canada. We play outside our igloos all the time.
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Benjamin FranklinComment
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Air Travel with tank
What about traveling with the tank? Should I empty it out all the way, or is 100psi safe?
Going to Miami
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Benjamin FranklinComment
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the tank MUST be empty and you must be able to prove that(a gague works). you are not allowed to take pressureized cylnders on ain aircraft
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