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You can buy an air test kit pretty cheap if you wanted to test with air prior to adding water!
Be careful when air testing, I think you can only test to 0.5 bar with air. Someone might correct me on this though.
no your right unless you have special permission and follow all the rules
Thought so, is it something to do with the way the air compresses when put under pressure so could do some serious damage if a joint or fitting blew?
yes just keeps compressing, give you an idea
17 litre tank pressurized to 150 psi (10 bar), the tank would store about 195 litres of air (about)
Thought so, is it something to do with the way the air compresses when put under pressure so could do some serious damage if a joint or fitting blew?
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