Original Q&A about Nitrogen

[dj89]

Indeed, but only if it heats the tank in excess of 180 deg F (or something close to that).

I'd say you'd be hard pressed to get that same temp fluctuation in the other direction, using only decompressing CO2.

That's all I'm sayin'.

If you filled it that fast you are a any way. 180* f dang

[CoolHand]

If you filled it that fast you are a any way. 180* f dang

Well, yes, but that's how hot they'd need to get in order to break down the resin.

I'm not saying I do it, or that I've ever seen anyone do it, I'm just tossin' the facts out there.

I'd think you'd need to try pretty hard to get one that hot.

Need to fill it a lot faster than any booster I've ever used.

[punkncat]

GOT A SIG OUT OF IT

Kinda funny when you think about it.......sounds really familiar now too doesn't it ?

[Beemer]

Indeed, but only if it heats the tank in excess of 180 deg F (or something close to that).

http://www.carltech.com/new-composite/pbfastfill.html

[CoolHand]

http://www.carltech.com/new-composite/pbfastfill.html

Ding!

Score one for Beemer.

I knew it was one hundred something . . . . .

I'll go fix the above posts.

Good find.

[hitech]

Historical Data for your reading pleasure. We wrote this because everyone was against Nitro.

Not everyone...

I remember when AGD was trying to get nitrogen accepted at tournaments. I listen to their sales pitch (sorry, can't remember if it was Tom or someone else), asked a few questions and then began lobbing Lively and company to allow it's use. I lobbied hard, real hard. I was amazed at the resistance. I was finally told, "We just don't understand it".

[ScatterPlot]

Awesome post, Tom, that's good stuff to know