What is the largest SCBA carbon fiber tank volume size and its dimensions and weight? Then where do you find these for sale at the best price?
your using scuba tanks ... a 6.8l hpa tank like evanace uses will likely take you as far as 'both' your scuba tanks .. id get a 9l and live happily ever after ...
Ezana4CE,
If I charge my .25 Crown to 235 Bar , I get 74 shots before my tank pressure reaches my regulator pressure of 135 Bar. If I charge the Crown to 200 Bar, I get about 60 shots. I recharge the Crown from 135 Bar to 235 Bar in under 30 seconds. I do this all day from my 12 liter Scuba bottle and my bottle is still above 135 Bar. I then take the bottle to my Bauer compressor and recharge the bottle back to 235 Bar in less than 20 minutes, much less actually. I'm being conservative. I don't see a significant advantage to use higher pressure. The higher the bottle pressure, the more stress there is on the regulator to bring down the pressure to 135 Bar. That is why FX has implemented the second regular along with the new gun bottle pressure of 300 Bar. I don't know what that does to the total shot count, maybe in my case perhaps 100 shots? I suspect increasing the chamber volume and decreasing the regulator pressure would keep the same pellet performance and increase the shot count more effectively. I spend far more time placing pellets in my magazines than I do charging the gun. I mean to me there is little advantage in recharging the gun after 74 shots or 50 shots, if recharging time is only 30 seconds.
Well with my Maverick it went from 66 shots to 100 which is 66% more and that's what they advertise is 66% so that's what I'm going with. This is .30 cal at 85 fpe
That being said I only air to around 220b