Wanted 6cf bottle with spare air sized threads..

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Spare air has small threads also so does the survival egress air from aqualung

Looking for 6cf
 
Two different things. Spare Air fits on a Spare Air bottle. If you want a pony bottle Look at least a 30 cubic foot. 6 cubic feet is enough to breaths to do nothing.
 
These are not for bailout or redundancy.
 
A smaller bottle would work too if someone had the smaller sizes
Double check the actual thread size.... I know some of the knock off Spare Air types use the same 18x1.5 metric thread that paintball tanks use. I don't know for sure what size SEA or Spare Air (name brand) tank threads are. And they make a few sizes of 3000 psi aluminum tanks for paintball, just swap the regulator if the thread are the same. The common 48 c.i. paintball tank is about 5.7 CF.

https://www.amazon.com/Tippmann-Emp...8&rnid=2941120011&s=sports-and-fitness&sr=1-1
 
Double check the actual thread size.... I know some of the knock off Spare Air types use the same 18x1.5 metric thread that paintball tanks use. I don't know for sure what size SEA or Spare Air (name brand) tank threads are. And they make a few sizes of 3000 psi aluminum tanks for paintball, just swap the regulator if the thread are the same. The common 48 c.i. paintball tank is about 5.7 CF.

https://www.amazon.com/Tippmann-Emp...8&rnid=2941120011&s=sports-and-fitness&sr=1-1
Good idea. I will double check. Need to grab the thread gauge at work. Keeping my eyes peeled
 

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