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Support Equipment For PCP/HPA/CO2 and springers ,rams => Support Equipment For PCP/HPA/CO2 => Topic started by: DONTdoIT on August 27, 2014, 11:13:25 PM
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Trying work out volume of a tank but can't flipping work it out :(
Says Nitrogen EHP 12.8m3
M3 converted to cu ft would be a great help
Thanks in advanced and yes I tryed google
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Google cubic meters to cubic feet. 12.8 cubic meters (M3) = 452 cubic feet
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Google cubic meters to cubic feet. 12.8 cubic meters (M3) = 452 cubic feet
daymmm, that's a big tank! Mine's only 437cf ;)
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Google cubic meters to cubic feet. 12.8 cubic meters (M3) = 452 cubic feet
Thanks. I did get the same result but it just didn't seem right :(
That tank costs $280 to fill it and $30 month bottle rental
Only filled to 3600psi so need way up the odds before I pick my path haha
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and for future conversion the multiplication to get cubic meter to cubic feet is "X M3 * 35.3147(rounded) = X FT3" where X is you measurement.
1 cubic meter is 35.314666721489 *cubic* feet for rule of measure in volume (edited for correctness)
check "the calculator site dot com"
I find it extremely useful for a project I am doing.
to be honest I had to look this up a few days ago while arguing with an engineer thinking it was 38.272753 from M3 to FT3
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Works out 223 fills so hardly seems worth it
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Trying work out volume of a tank but can't flipping work it out :(
Says Nitrogen EHP 12.8m3
M3 converted to cu ft would be a great help
Thanks in advanced and yes I tryed google
This might help..........
http://www.metric-conversions.org/volume/cubic-meters-to-cubic-feet.htm (http://www.metric-conversions.org/volume/cubic-meters-to-cubic-feet.htm)
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Thanks. I did get the same result but it just didn't seem right :(
That tank costs $280 to fill it and $30 month bottle rental
Only filled to 3600psi so need way up the odds before I pick my path haha
Wow, definitely NOT worth it!!! For a little more then double that fill cost, you can own a 437cf tank and it's 4500psi. Scuba shops should be able to fill it for under $50 and it would last you the whole year.
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Scuba tank is by Far the cheapest Option BUT they will not fill anything unless I have a scuba license
That costs
$400 for test
$250 for gear
$250 for days lost wages
It's just getting crazy haha I have sent afew emails off about compressers because at the end of the day it would save money in the long run
And as for 4500psi fills I did ring around and no dive shop will or can fill that high. I had one shop argue with me saying they dont make bottles that can hold that and I was like your a dick and hanged up :)