The Great Post Whore Society 4 - dead men tell no tales

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Prime

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BRB, going to flash a new rom.

/crosses fingers
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by BRB, I meant I'll be messing w/ my phone for the rest of the night. And by "flash a new rom" I really meant "brick my phone and have to use magic and voodoo to get it back up." (which it still isnt)
 
Muadeeb

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Prime said:
by BRB, I meant I'll be messing w/ my phone for the rest of the night. And by "flash a new rom" I really meant "brick my phone and have to use magic and voodoo to get it back up." (which it still isnt)
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Never flash your rom. Leave it concealed behind it's glorious coverings at all times. Roms don't like to see the light of day.
 
Muadeeb

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OBA is a compressor based setup that will 'never' run out of air. Major issue is that if you intend to use it for tools or tires, you'll want a tank somewhere as a buffer reservoir so the compressor doesn't run all the time, and the need to run power from the battery to wherever the compressor is.

PowerTank is a compressed cylinder that will need to be refilled occasionally. If you just use it for lockers, it should last a long while, but if you use air tools or air up your tires after a run it'll run out faster.
 
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obi_krash

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Muadeeb said:
OBA is a compressor based setup that will 'never' run out of air. PowerTank is a compressed cylinder that will need to be refilled occasionally. If you just use it for lockers, it should last a long while, but if you use air tools or air up your tires after a run it'll run out faster.
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That's the part I was confused about. So I mean I would be using it to air up at the moment, no lockers.
But say I did want to tackle a project at home and use the air to power a wrench or something. I am assuming there is a meter telling you how much is left, but would there be enough to use to take down your wheels and put back on again?
 
thecoalition

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Josh, there is a dial on the regulator that allows you to adjust it for tires/lockers/air tools. I got to use one at WENT and it was freaking awesome. We filled 3 sets of tires and still had plenty of co2. Also, there is a fire extinguisher place close to me that will fill a 10# tank for about 14$ So fills are pretty cheaper over all if you are going tires and occasional air tools. And yes, the regulator has a gauge telling you how much is in the tank.
 
obi_krash

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thecoalition said:
Josh, there is a dial on the regulator that allows you to adjust it for tires/lockers/air tools. I got to use one at WENT and it was freaking awesome. We filled 3 sets of tires and still had plenty of co2. Also, there is a fire extinguisher place close to me that will fill a 10# tank for about 14$ So fills are pretty cheaper over all if you are going tires and occasional air tools. And yes, the regulator has a gauge telling you how much is in the tank.
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Well, hmm. I guess I will hold onto my lil coupon (once I get it from you) and hopefully will have a cool, new gadget to use at WENT next year.
 
BigTim55

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Should I buy it?

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NismoFire

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NismoFire said:
I need college but I can't afford to go full time. Or even at all, not with a mortgage. I'm even looking out of state.
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I applied to a PD over 100mi away earlier this week. Should be fun trying to test for that, but hey, if you don't try, you don't get it.
 
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