Scubapro 94.6 steel tanks

[diver0004]

I have my original 2 scubapro 94.6 cubic foot steel tanks for sale . They have a working pressure of 3000psi and carry up to date VIP and Hydros . As these tanks carry the + stamping it is very easy to increase their volume to 100 cubic feet . Local pick up only . I am asking 300 dollars for the pair . Thanks for looking .

 

[jrltenn]

I have an identical set. Great tanks. Very fair price!

 

[diver0004]

I have an identical set. Great tanks. Very fair price!

Thank you , as I have 100 dollars into them for vis and hydro.

 

[Eric Sedletzky]

Where are you located?

 

[rjack321]

Where are you located?

Based on the VIP sticker Connecticut

 

[diver0004]

Where are you located?

Connecticut

 

[Tracy]

Just an FYI. They are 94 cubic feet at 3300 psi. The tank volume is expressed at the plus rated pressure.
And they are awesome tanks. I have several.

 

[diver0004]

Just an FYI. They are 94 cubic feet at 3300 psi. The tank volume is expressed at the plus rated pressure.
And they are awesome tanks. I have several.

I am sorry but I believe you to be incorrect . With a working pressure of 3000 psi if you divide 94.6 x 3000 you get.031533333 . 1 psi = .031533333 cubic feet of gas This will tell you the cubic feet of gas with any working pressure and tank size . Multiply that by 3000 you get 94.6 . If you multiply .031533333 x3300 you get 104.06 cubic feet . The + marking means the tank may be over filled by 10% . So at 3300 psi you have 104.06 cubic feet . If I am incorrect please point out my math problem . This is a basic equation to figure out your respiratory minute volume . They are 94.6 cubic foot tanks at 3000 psi and over filled by 10% at 3300 you have 104.06 cubic feet of gas . Also my tanks are stamped on the neck 3000 .

 

[Eric Sedletzky]

Based on the VIP sticker Connecticut

I see that now, duh!
Too far to drive.

 

[Tracy]

I am sorry but I believe you to be incorrect . With a working pressure of 3000 psi if you divide 94.6 x 3000 you get.031533333 . 1 psi = .031533333 cubic feet of gas This will tell you the cubic feet of gas with any working pressure and tank size . Multiply that by 3000 you get 94.6 . If you multiply .031533333 x3300 you get 104.06 cubic feet . The + marking means the tank may be over filled by 10% . So at 3300 psi you have 104.06 cubic feet . If I am incorrect please point out my math problem . This is a basic equation to figure out your respiratory minute volume . They are 94.6 cubic foot tanks at 3000 psi and over filled by 10% at 3300 you have 104.06 cubic feet of gas . Also my tanks are stamped on the neck 3000 .

Your math isn't the issue. Tank volume is given at tank working pressure. Not rated pressure.
Working pressure on that tank is 3300. It is 94 cf at 3300.
You can believe what you wish, but it doesn't change facts.