Buying a HP Pump
LMAO! *Drools* Would be awesome. I suppose you could open up your natural gas line. (LPG) Hardly 3000psi though. Hey... wait a second... Couldn't you fill containers like that? Quite cheap I would imagine.
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LOL... Well, if you look at the south side of the street in the link.... THere's about 80,000 pounds of air storage there.ammosmoke wrote:LMAO! *Drools* Would be awesome. I suppose you could open up your natural gas line. (LPG) Hardly 3000psi though. Hey... wait a second... Couldn't you fill containers like that? Quite cheap I would imagine.
So what would you guys do if I also mentioned that we have both liquid oxygen and liquid nitrogen capabilities?
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probably kidnap you and bargain your life for the entire research facilities...
...On a good day...
You are very lucky that I just finished with all of Chemistry for the year, otherwise I would probably do something involving a cheese grater... You don't want to know...
Or better yet, hose you down in liquid oxygen!
...On a good day...
You are very lucky that I just finished with all of Chemistry for the year, otherwise I would probably do something involving a cheese grater... You don't want to know...
Or better yet, hose you down in liquid oxygen!
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We now know their location!
Lets go down there and steal one of the pumps at night....
Replace it with an air compressor so they dont notice....
Lets go down there and steal one of the pumps at night....
Replace it with an air compressor so they dont notice....
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No need to compensate see ;pMrCrowley wrote:I know JSR gets away with a shock pump, but most of his projects are quite small.
But seriously, for chamber volumes bigger than a couple of cubic inches, a shock pump gets very dreary.
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...or you can build a fridge compressor to get much more than 300 psi
the only drawback is that it requires electricity
the only drawback is that it requires electricity
Do fridge compressors run on "high" voltage from the power outlet? Or is there a transformer between?POLAND_SPUD wrote:...or you can build a fridge compressor to get much more than 300 psi
the only drawback is that it requires electricity
If it uses 12 or 24 volt you could also run it from a car battery in the outdoor.
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if it's 12 volt a battery from a from a drilling machine is cheaper.
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Yeah that's what first got my attention, they were like $14 without postage.watto wrote:I got a steel 160psi floor pump from that same site for only 20 bucks with postage! it was some kind of weekly special, I also got Carlmans pump for him, since I'm old enuf for a credit card 8)
You can direct debit you know, deposit money into their bankout by banking online...
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AFAIK fridge compressors run on 220V or 110V (depending where you live)
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Well the pump arrived, it's great. Get's to 260psi easily enough.
The only thing that bothers me is that the pump guage is way off. Like if I pump till the pump guage says 260psi, the cannon guage will only say about 220psi.
I've tried several guages, on several cannons and I get the same result.
Any logical explanation i'm missing out on?
The only thing that bothers me is that the pump guage is way off. Like if I pump till the pump guage says 260psi, the cannon guage will only say about 220psi.
I've tried several guages, on several cannons and I get the same result.
Any logical explanation i'm missing out on?
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They are cheating you out of you money? Sounds logical enough to me...
send it back and demand that they pay the postage for deliberately falsely advertising.
send it back and demand that they pay the postage for deliberately falsely advertising.
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