how many cu. ft. is this equal to?
is there a conversion chart of some sort? im guessing 18 cu. ft?
thx.
is there a conversion chart of some sort? im guessing 18 cu. ft?
thx.
air venturi 100 cu. in tank
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the tanks are rated differently though.if i want to figure out how many fills the 100 cu. in. tank will fill my gun, the calculator i am using asks for your tank size in cu. ft. .05 cu. ft. would not be correct in this case.
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Uh.. isn't 12 inches a foot? So 100 inches ÷ 12 is = 8.33 ?
Guess not Google says...
Allen
Guess not Google says...
Allen
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thanks for the confirmation BIGMIKE!
thats really all i wanted to know for now. but i am still curious as to how 100cu.in. and 18 cu.ft. are considered the same. has something to do with one based on liquid volume or something like that…..
thats really all i wanted to know for now. but i am still curious as to how 100cu.in. and 18 cu.ft. are considered the same. has something to do with one based on liquid volume or something like that…..
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still,
its going to depend on what youre filling,
and to what pressure to determine fills.
filling a big bottle gun to 250bar youll be lucky to get 1 full fill.
i copied and pasted this prom pyramyds site,
they sell this tank and list a few guns and fills.
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its going to depend on what youre filling,
and to what pressure to determine fills.
filling a big bottle gun to 250bar youll be lucky to get 1 full fill.
i copied and pasted this prom pyramyds site,
they sell this tank and list a few guns and fills.
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| Airgun | Max Fill Pressure | Air Cylinder Size | # of Full Fills |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air Arms S510 XS Carbine | 3625 psi | 186 cc | 5 fills |
| Air Arms S510 XS Xtra | 3625 psi | 288 cc | 3 fills |
| Air Force Aluminum Cylinders | 3000 psi | 490 cc | 5 fills |
| Air Force Carbon Fiber Bottle | 3625 psi | 475 cc | 2 fills |
| Air Venturi Avenger | 4350 psi | 180 cc | 1 fill |
| Benjamin Marauder Rifle | 3000 psi | 215 cc | 9 fills |
| FX Impact Compact | 3625 psi | 300 cc | 2 fills |
| FX Crown MKII | 3625 psi | 480 cc | 2 fills |
| FX Maverick Sniper | 3625 psi | 580 cc | 1 fill |
| Umarex Gauntlet | 3000 psi | 213 cc | 5 fills |
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i am mainly filling a notos, compatto, and wildcat. that 100cu.in. tank will be perfect for a days shooting. pain in the butt lugging around my 74 cu.ft. tank in the field. i figure even my crown will get close to two fills.
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nope, Wrong, Prophetganda is correct, 12 cubed .... 12x12x12=1728 or 1cuft
Is 12 cubic inches 1 cubic foot?
1 foot = 12 inch. Therefore 1 cubic foot = 1728 cubic inch.
Is 12 cubic inches 1 cubic foot?
1 foot = 12 inch. Therefore 1 cubic foot = 1728 cubic inch.
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100 cubic inches (water volume) = 0.0579 cubic feet at standard atmosphere (1 bar).
0.0579 x 310 (compressed) = 17.949 cubic feet of compressed air at 310 bar (~4500 psi).
0.0579 x 310 (compressed) = 17.949 cubic feet of compressed air at 310 bar (~4500 psi).
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now it would have been so much quicker if wolfmangreg would have replied first. lol.
this is the answer i was looking for. i totally understand air volume. when i was a kid i built speaker boxes proffetionally. the number 1728 is permentaly infused in my head. but i knew when it came to compressed air the way they were rating the tanks was different.
if your 74 cu.ft. tank was truely that big it would take up a good portion of your truck box. hahahaha.
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If you get that 100 cubic inch tank, let us know how you like it. Have some 30 minute SCBA tanks (44 cubic foot) that are handy for putting in the car for an excursion, but a lot more than I want to carry on my person all day!
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i got it on thursday . i filled it from empty in about 15 mins with my yong heng. havent had to fill any guns yet. they are all full and only shot twice today. two gophers…..
curious to see how the gauge reads in comparison to my 74 cu.ft. tank gauge.
curious to see how the gauge reads in comparison to my 74 cu.ft. tank gauge.
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This is correct, a cubic ft is 1 foot long by 1 ft wide by 1 ft high, or 12 inches LxWxH or 12x12x12 for 1728 cu in. As listed by a couple members.
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Bring back an old thread. With that being said, if I take my Huben GK1 hunting, using the air venturi 100 cu in tank, I will only get .7 fill. Might have to opt in for a bigger tank. Is there something like a 30 cu ft tank at all? I don't want something too big to carry around...
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With those guns don’t look at it as how many “full” fills you will get. I mean in reality that doesn’t really matter. How many above regulator fills are you going to get ? How many shots total out of the guppy will you get? I bet quite a few. I would just test it out
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I'm not 100% sure but I was just trying to follow previous posters conversion from a 100 cu in bottle and covert it to cu ft. Then I just filled in the blank, brought to you by Airgun of Arizona. There's no option to really change the measurement thus needing the conversions.
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