- Thanks Time2Dive. My Hydro Testing guy told me the same thing... He said he hydros a lot of fire extinguishers. If you can get some, I could use 20... Believe it or not I have 10 tanks at 1800 psi and I should get some spare disks if I get the chance. I did some checking around and here's what I found on-line:
http://www.brooksequipment.com/Fire_Ext ... AND%20WASH
- I found in the CO2 department, there's a mix of other uses that go higher than 1800 psi... Like paintball. So it gets confusing. The list on that link doesn't give any pressures... So is it assuming all are 1800 psi?... Geez! I see a copper one listed as "Kidde" type... Walter Kidde Company made most of the 1800 psi tanks I have... I think I need to call them. The picture is certainly right.
- Also, My Hydro Testing guy is a Sherwood dealer and he's checking into ordering them directly. So, maybae there's an answer coming up.
- Antique... I'm not so sure the paintball units aren't usable if there's a way to install them to adapt for the Scuba burst disk port. A lot of paintball shooters use Scuba tanks to fill their guns. So, paintball technicians may already have experience adapting their burst disks to Scuba tanks... I have it on my list to make some calls.
- Somewhere in all this we are learning stuff and may be finding new sources!