my scuba tank

 i have some questions about the scuba thing,, since i just got a scuba tank off of ebay for a good price and im gonna get a fill staion for it so i dont have to drive to fill my tank,,so i called my local fire department today since they have a scuba rescue thingy up there and asked them where they filled their tanks,, and they told me that they could fill mine up to 2200 psi,, will this work ?? i wanna know

my gun http://img119.imageshack.us/img119/2428/paintball001cd3.jpg

my scuba tank that hasn't arrived yet   http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=012& ;item=220008089119&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWN%3AIT& amp;rd=1

cool, me and my dad got this 50lb co2 tank that people use for welding

 

not bad how much was shipping for thaT?

its just been scratched up ,, it was like 20 dollars which is great!,, do you guys know if my big scuba has 2200 if it will be more pressurized in my 68/45,,,i can play with 2200 right?? ill just need to refill my tank more often which wont be a problem since the fire dept guy said he would fill my scuba for 4 dollars!!

kinnielson wrote: not great advice since u cant use co2 in a scuba tank i wanna hear from someone that knows a thing or two

Any particular reason you cant use CO2?

if you have a tank with 2200 psi it can only put that much into another bottle. it doesnt matter if its bigger. you could fill your bottle to 2200 but that would mean your only half filling it.

sdimer wrote: Go to a scuba/dive shop. They can fill it to 3000 psi.

yeah i might drive 80 or so miles or i can half fill my tanks by only driving about 1.5 miles,, its a tough decision,, sorry for double posting

good luck getting that scuba tank recertified.

They will want it hydrotested before they fill it, they charged me $20, which included a gasket, sure beats not having hpa, good price on the tank

cool pickup ihope it works out, it sounds kinda negative tho.....on your options i mean