> > > > As the 300 bar tanks have to be stronger, how much more do they weigh > > when full, compared to 232 bar tanks ? Does any one have the comparative > > weights for 7L and 10L cylinders ? Does the ~30% increase in capacity > > justify the increase in weight ? > > > > Twin 7Ls with a joint manifold and the option of adding my pony > > centrally seems interesting - but will I be able to carry them ? > > > > - nigel. > > > I found the following data. > > Company Volume Pressure Weight > ---------------------------------- > Beuchat 18 l 300 bar 39 kg > Poseidon 10 l 300 bar 17 kg (empty) > 8 l 300 bar 13 kg (empty) > 2*4 l 300 bar 15 kg (empty) > 2*6 l 300 bar 21 kg (empty) > Interspiro 2*3,4 l 300 bar 7 kg (empty) (Carbon Epoxy Composite) > 2*6,8 l 300 bar 13 kg (empty) (Carbon Epoxy Composite) > > The Iterspiro data are from memory, the Tanks are new this year and aimed > at Firebirgades etc. They cost about twice as much as steel tanks. > > I have a 2*6/300 and like it. In Sweden 300 bar tanks have been in use since > 1970 and all stations have 300 bar air. > > /Sten Meyer > >
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