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- August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149465
Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149468Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149469Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149474Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149477Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149478Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149479Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149480Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149481Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149486Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149487Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149490Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149491Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 5:20 pm #149492Bluebird
ParticipantSame difference
Hello thereYes, I think you’ll find it doesn’t matter much to the unit that seems happy to operate properly at all these pressures. The 30 mbar regulators are usually made for fixed applications (I believe) where either gas might eventually be employed – so with a bottle I’d stick to the 37mbar standard.
Hope this helps
August 27, 2011 at 7:31 pm #149504hayjoe
Participantgas bottle size
something small 3.9 then i can carry a spare one.. - AuthorPosts
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