Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 8:40 pm
That did it. I didn't look at the last post date. I'm terribly sorry.
He hasn't been here since August 19, 2007
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 9:54 pm
Really there's no problem with posting on a cannon... You can comment on a gun no matter how old it is. Just next time, try to see if the members active...
He hasn't been here since August 19, 2007
He hasn't been here since August 19, 2007
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 10:12 pm
that looks amazing mmmm were did you get your gauge?
(i am a horrible speller)
(i am a horrible speller)
Posted: Fri Feb 01, 2008 10:44 pm
I doubt you will get answer from Torch, since he hasn't been here in a while, but I can give you an answer.
That gauge is made by id, which is InterDynamics.
It's a 200 psi gauge built for measuring the pressure of refrigerants in air conditioners.
Green: 0-24 psi
Blue: 25-44 psi
Yellow: 45-64 psi
Red: 65-200 psi
The gauges are sold on R-134A InterDynamic EZChill / Measure and Charge bottles I believe... They're overpriced if you do not intend on using the refrigerant for your air conditioning system.
The gauges are designed to measure Freon Pressure, but should work fine with regular air... The refill sets normally cost about $20
You can get an "EZGauge" type reader, with just a gauge for about $9 + shipping on Ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/R-134A-I ... 18Q2el1247
A regular gauge is just as good, but this ones just so cool I know you want it...
That gauge is made by id, which is InterDynamics.
It's a 200 psi gauge built for measuring the pressure of refrigerants in air conditioners.
Green: 0-24 psi
Blue: 25-44 psi
Yellow: 45-64 psi
Red: 65-200 psi
The gauges are sold on R-134A InterDynamic EZChill / Measure and Charge bottles I believe... They're overpriced if you do not intend on using the refrigerant for your air conditioning system.
The gauges are designed to measure Freon Pressure, but should work fine with regular air... The refill sets normally cost about $20
You can get an "EZGauge" type reader, with just a gauge for about $9 + shipping on Ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/R-134A-I ... 18Q2el1247
A regular gauge is just as good, but this ones just so cool I know you want it...
Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 10:56 pm
what is the size of thje nipple you used for the blow gun trigger?
Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 10:58 pm
please stop going around and kicking topics and asking, use the search button, Ill help you once, the nipple is 1/4 npt.