air supply (not the group)

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Reply-To: <allensandra at boatmans_com>
From: "Allen N Sandra" <a.boatman at verizon_net>
To: <KillieTalk at AKA_Org>
Subject: air supply (not the group)
Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2001 15:24:33 -0400
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I use the 45W floating piston linear compressor from Jehmco.  I am running
28 tanks, and it is rated for many more than that.  It is very quiet.  I got
it for about 240 or 250 dollars, don't remember, but he supplies the adapter
and everything.  I like it and the only thing I can hear is the tanks
bubling.  Because I use brass fittings that are adjustable, I run air to all
my tanks including the fry containers at a variable rate.  The pump also is
self adjusting to the pressure needed, so you don't have any condensation in
the lines.  I have a looped manifold and it works great.  I even run my bbs
hatcher off of it (1 gallon pickle jar)...lol.

Just my 2 cents worth.

Ps- I used to use the Dynamaster, which at 50 bucks isn't bad, but the
guests at my house kept asking if I could turn it off because their fillings
were falling out of their teeth it was so loud!!!!

Allen "Boat" Boatman
Tampa, FL
AKA,TBAS, SKS

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