Stupid question: How do you know when to refill your Nitrous?
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I know when it's empty, it's time to refill. But when you don't have more than 1 or 2 shots left, how much pressure do you expect to see when the bottle heater is off? Or is there something else you guys go by????
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the weight of the bottle. the pressure is going to depened on the tempeture of the bottle depending on where it is and how hot of a place it is stored in. but the best would be to wiegh the bottle that way you will know exactly how much is left in there.
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ow i just looked it up and thats pretty cool, but for 240 bucks its not that cool, just research on how many shots generally you can take with x amount of nitrous, or buy a scale, thats what ive got
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Originally Posted by Hennytime
ow i just looked it up and thats pretty cool, but for 240 bucks its not that cool, just research on how many shots generally you can take with x amount of nitrous, or buy a scale, thats what ive got
I've always wanted to rig up a permanent scale to mount the bottle on...
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Originally Posted by Hocky
I've always wanted to rig up a permanent scale to mount the bottle on...
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Originally Posted by Ramshaft
are you talking about putting it in your car?? if so i don't know if it would stay calabrated since the bottle is going to bouncing up and down on the scale while you are driving. most scales are really sensitve and have a bottle on them while you are driving or hauling that car i think would ruin the scale. but i might be wrong and it sounds like a really good idea.
Yea, who knows how it would hold up and it would look goofy as hell... lol