Where to find "compressor" top up CO2?

[c.y.]

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On 9/12/2002 2:15:19 PM

u mean can convert an extinguisher tank & use as a co2 tank?
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I do not know, just asking if any one has this ideal and actually do it.

[vinz]

Peter,

You have to use the following code to post pictures.

{img}http://url.to.your/image{/img}. Replace the {} with [].

[vinz]

I think the construction of the fire extinguisher does not lend itself to this kind of usage... besides... IT'S A HIGH PRESSURE EQUIPMENT!!! I don't think its a good idea to mess with it unless you
a) are a qualified technician, or
b) want to risk having yourself blown to bits.

Anyway... have a look at this: How a fire extinguisher works.

[c.y.]

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[DEA]

actually
someone has done this before
the black co2 cylinders are suitable for use as our co2 source, but apparently the main valve has to be changed
i can't remember who it was, but the shop is apparently somewhere near eunos (?) where the valve was selling
however, i don't recommend doing this
better safe than sorry

[peterkoh]

Hi Vinz. Sorry that I couldn't quite get it. All I need to do is to replace the ( with [ and "image" with the full pathname of the job file ? Maybe there is a FAQ somewhere so that I won't trouble you too much. Thks.

[peterkoh]

Btw, I'm trying to attach a file from my C: drive, not redirect to another url.

[vinz]

Peter, you can't link to an image on your c: drive. You have to upload it to a webserver first. You can try homex.coolconnect.com, but they've become slow recently.

Then if the URL to your image is "http://www.yourserver.com/mypic.jpg" then you type

{img}http://www.yourserver.com/mypic.jpg{/img}

here, but use [] instead of {}.

[vinz]

Peter,

Do you have an private internet account? If you do, then you probably also have webspace allocated to you. You can upload to that.