Pate_2008

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Just kinda curious on how hot the bottle heater gets ? I would think it would get pretty warm to warm the bottle up but yet it couldn't get to hot so whats the temp ? Thanks .

jetlag

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Not sure exactly, but I wouldn't put my **** on it.

built408

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Mine gets pretty hot. If I lean my seat back enough, it feels like I have seat heaters.

Platinum WS6

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I just bought one and it said it can get upwards of 400 degrees F.

Pate_2008

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ok thanks guys i just didn't know i am trying to figure out how they work with the pressure and I read you can get some to shut off with pressure when it gets high enough or something ?

Nick@HSW

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Yes, take a look at the heater kits that have the pressure switch. They will automatically shut the system down once it reaches a pre-set pressure.

Nick

JoeMama's GTO

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I have melted plastic with mine...

Z-RATED94

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That's because you live in TN. Try living up north a little, you'll do anything to keep warm. Don't worry about me though, I do have the temp turned down a tad.

Quick Sh0t xMLx

I have an NX heater and to be honest it doesn't get very warm. It's a tad slow on the warming especially in the colder weather. Even when it's running for a while you can put your hand on it no problems. Maybe it's just old idk.

streetassasin

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^ I cant do that with my dynotune

Pate_2008

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i am thinking about getting one and just having it on a on off switch so i just can watch my guage and get it to around 900 and shut it off when its there would that be ok ?

Ruckus46Gt

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Friend has a nx bottle both his bottle and mine were at 800 psi so we raced I gave him a 5 min head start before I turned on my bottle heater and I got my bottle up to 950 a few mins before he did. I have an hsw heater. The nomex is nice you can feel its warm but never actually tried touching hte inside section

Robert56

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The NX heaters are 240 watt, so a little less powerfull than most of the same design that are 300 watters. But, these are the ones I chose to run with dual heaters so as to limit the strain on my charging system. I have two like new for sale along with the transducers. Pressure based tranducers heat to pressure regardless of tempature, where as temp based transducers heat to a temp, normally about 85° which is about 950psi. The problem with temp based is when the bottle gets low they won't heat to the pressure you want, but a pressure based will heat any amount of n2o up to set pressure. I used to run 95° transducers and they will heat the bottle to about 1050/1100psi, but when you get down to about 3lbs left in the bottle that temp is not enough to get past about 600/800psi.
Robert