Cave fills circa 2016?

[northernone]

Nigh on a decade since the last major thread. Which way is the trend going?

What's a good cave fill (cold) on a LP steel (excluding 72's and other oddballs) for you these days?

Regards,
Cameron

P.s. Sorry to the international community for the PSI and Florida centric thread.

 

[oldschoolto]

Lp or HP tanks ?

 

[northernone]

Lp or HP tanks ?

3AA lp steel for the American market. Sorry.

 

[cool_hardware52]

First rule of "Cave fill Club" is we don't talk about "Cave fill Club"

Tobin

 

[northernone]

First rule of "Cave fill Club" is we don't talk about "Cave fill Club"

Tobin

Oh alrighty boys.

And rule three when someone yells "stop!", goes limp, taps out, the fill is over.

Hurrah for semi local 2400psi fills,
Cameron

 

[DogDiver]

lol I always thought the 2400 stamp on steel cylinders was to remind me of my turn pressure.

 

[Scott]

And the "+" was to turn a little sooner?

 

[LiteHedded]

typically around here they fill them to 3600 or so

 

[CptTightPants21]

3600 on a bad day. Typically around 38-3900.

It's funny, cave filled tanks have been going strong in Florida for 30+ years and shop owners in the NE still call cave divers nuts.

 

[tbone1004]

And the "+" was to turn a little sooner?

for siphons