New Faber LP85's (White)

[adam0321]

I'll get a set someday

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[themann]

Faber FX100 = 787 Cubic in
Faber LP85 = 793 Cubic in

Difference = 6 Cubic in = 0,00756% volume in water
if you take it at 237 bar it mean 1.79% more gas at rated capacity

How a diffecrnce in internal volume of 0,00756% end up with a 16% more gas?

[Greenwood_60]

How a diffecrnce in internal volume of 0,00756% end up with a 16% more gas?

Not sure where you got your numbers, but if it holds exactly 85 cubic feet at 2640, it holds 115.91 cubic feet at 3600.

[SuPrBuGmAn]

All these numbers are getting pretty precise, but the manufacturing tolerances sure haven't gotten any better... :P

[gulfdiver]

There Smaller in size than an Aluminum 80. I have 8 of these myself and they are great SM tanks.

[adam0321]

Faber FX100 = 787 Cubic in
Faber LP85 = 793 Cubic in

Difference = 6 Cubic in = 0,00756% volume in water
if you take it at 237 bar it mean 1.79% more gas at rated capacity

How a diffecrnce in internal volume of 0,00756% end up with a 16% more gas?

Size of tanks/working psi*100= how much cubic feet your tanks will holdper 100psi.

So lp 85's filledto 3500psi

85/2640=0.032196969696
0.0321969696*100=3.21cuft per100psi
3.21*35=112
112*2=224cubic feet for a set of lp 85's filled to 3500

A set of hp 100's filled to 3500psi is 200cubic feet

So you get an additional 24 cubic feet. Not to mention if you can only fill them to 3k. Which some shops will only do, then you are better off with the lp 85's

[Superlyte27]

Or

85 / 2640 x 3600 = 115.9

[adam0321]

figure RN showed me the complicated way....

[Jax]

I have a bunch of Blue Steel Faber LP 85's New, with VIP/O2 Clean, with Tank Boot, Blue Steel 200bar Conversion Valve.

Price is $285ea + Shipping

I can ship these for about $25 bucks

Hydro date?

[Jax]

Sorry - that should have been, "Born date?"