very true..........that is why I originally said, it doesn't make a difference.
you have never heard of 47 ci aluminum tanks?
all aluminum
you have never heard of 47 ci aluminum tanks?
all aluminum
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Ladies......
If you do a search on the issue, you will find others have already posted info on the weight of air.
A 68/4500 Tank will hold 15oz of air... that being said, 16oz is a pound... therefore a filled 68/4500 will be almost one pound heavier than not filled.
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So the diff in weight of the air between a 47 and 68 should be inperceivable. Here's the weights of crossfire 47 metal v. 68 wrapped from an email I sent them:
68=2.5
47=3.2
weight in pounds.
This makes it a matter of bulk v. weight I think.Jeff
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47/3000 Aluminum Nitro Duck
47/3000 Air America Me'lee
my reccomendations, although I shoot a steel tank on my Angel and I think it's a light setup lol
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