Big AO Welcome to Crossfire President Chris Havlock!!!!

[Creative Mayhem]

Hey Chris, thanks for coming out and

W E L C O M E

Creative Mayhem

[Miscue]

Welcome!

A discussion on PBN concerning WAS was deleted from PBN... and because of AO interest, was reborn on our forum. Although it is not in the Round Table forum (was temporarily until it was thought best to be moved), it is somewhat of a prototype flavor for Round Table discussions... and I believe is what sparked the idea of the Round Table forum to begin with.

You may find it interesting...

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=56236&highlight=turbo+rev

/me owns a 51/3000 Crossfire and really likes it.

[bofh]

Miscue,

I really don't think we should draw any parallels Mr. Havelock and WAS. I mean that's not really kind is it?

Besides that, Welcome to AO Chris.

[Mango]

Welcome!!! Love Crossfire tanks!

[Miscue]

? What parallel? WAS is a completely different situation... and it turned out how it did because that was the flow of things. The nature of WAS's commentary on PBN and AO made it heated...

But... I think I kinda know what you're getting at...

I wasn't thinking about the spats from the WAS thread... I just wanted to point out the level of technical details that we got into... and how we try to cut through the hype and figure out what's real. When I said "prototype flavor," I wasn't talking about the mud slinging... that's definitely not desireable.

Lot of shady stuff went on with the WAS situation... bogus claims, taking things to personal level... etc... that we wanted to cut through.

Crossfire is a totally different situation... not making any comparisons. I think the review being worked on is doing well... and hopefully more of the like will come.

Yay! Crossfire is here!

[bofh]

Originally posted by Miscue
But... I think I kinda know what you're getting at...

Actually, Parallel was a bad word, I kinda meant, we really shouldn't mention Mr. Havelock and WAS in the same sentence.

Hey, why doesn't "WAS" trigger the cuss filter?

[kevdupuis]

Welcome, pull up a keyboard and join in the fun.

[joeyjoe367]

Wow, I'm really impressed that SOMEONE in the compressed air tank industry is finally letting us take pot shots at him.

I, for one, Want to know the FACTS. I'm tired of this "higher flow, better performance" BS that I'm being fed all the time.

I currently own a 68/3000 flatline, and I would like to know all the specs on it. I want to know WHICH tank is, in fact, BETTER, has higher flow, or recharge rate.

Glad to know Chris is in here, and ready to talk to us about his products.

[aaron_mag]

Looks like I have to visit these round table forums. As for Crossfire I have TWO of their tanks. Both of them work great for my purposes. I'll probably upgrade to a Flatline in the near future because I want an adjustable tank for my Retro.....but as far as my Crossfire tanks go I am a satisfied customer.

Oh yeah, Welcome to AO

[Riotz]

Hi.

[AGD]

Chris is trying to respond but is having problems with his computer. He really likes the response so far and appologizes for not being up to speed with his computer.

AGD

[hitech]

Welcome to AO. I am very impressed that you have decided to join/put up with us.

[personman]

Welcome Chris!
I have owned a Stubby tank, and aside from the wieght, I loved it!
Of corse now I run a crossfire 68/3000 psi fiber (because I'm a weakling )

[freek133]

welcome chris,
In my time spent here the one thing I have noticed is that this place gets better and better, And I am sure that you will add to its betterment (is that a word? )

[vaypourus]

Welcome Chris-

Glad to see you aboard. My first tank ever was a Crossfire 47 cu 3000, aluminum. It was always a great tank.

I liked its flow so much, I am buying another one for my secondary mag (45 cu 4500 instead of the aluminum).

We will be interested in hearing what you have to say!

vaypourus