How do you guys fill up your tanks or what places can offer that?
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I run 2 scuba tanks at home with a scuba shop down the road. Other than that I get them filled at the field before I leave
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It depends on how much you want to spend. Most fields will do it for about $1, and some scuba shops will fill them. There are high pressure pumps that will EVENTUALLY fill a tank. Stepping up there are at home units that are 200ish to 500ish that do take a fair bit of time to fill but will het it done, i reccomend some kind of drier/ water seperator to be added on. If you have big money you can sometimes find big setups used, but we are talking mutiple thousands for most.Comment
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I've got one of those bicycle pump style manual pumps. It's a bit of a workout. I can pump my 15ci 3K tank up with about 800 pumps, which I split up over about 30 minutes or so, so that I don't overheat the pump seals too much. I've actually completely filled my 50ci 4.5K with this bicycle pump too, but it took me like a whole day, haha.Rainmaker's feedback: https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/b...maker-feedback
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I traded for a compressor that needed love years ago. It was the best thing i have done in a long time. I also live 45 mins from the field and tech a fair amount compared to most people.BeardedWorks.com (Your Inception Designs and Shocktech Dealer)
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I buy Automags and Mag Parts also.Comment
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I purchased a Yong Heng ~5 years ago and its still working well. It needs moisture seperation otherwise you get a ton of water in your bottles.Comment
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