[Ng Luder]

i was just thinking. all i have is the N20 pressure guage on my bottle. is there any way i can tell how much N20 i have left? i heard that the pressure does not decrease untill it is almost completely empty so looking at the pressure guage wont tell how much N20 i have left.

does anyone know? or is there really not a easy way of knowing till u are out?

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[Monty31]

Weigh it, bottle weights roughly 15 lbs, so any thing higher than that is amount of NO2 left. Usually 1 lb. always sits in the bottom though. Later.

 

[Ng Luder]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Monty31:
Weigh it, bottle weights roughly 15 lbs, so any thing higher than that is amount of NO2 left. Usually 1 lb. always sits in the bottom though. Later.</font>

yea ive thought of that already but its a real pain to take off the hose with some tool, take off the brackets, carry it upstairs to my weigh, and see how much it weighs =P. theres no easier on the spot way of finding out?

 

[Monty31]

ALright, plan 2,Drive your car to the track or a truck weigh station when the bottle is full and record the weight of your car. A week or 2 later when you think your bottle might be low drive back to the track and weigh your car again. The weight difference will be how much NOS you have used. So subtract that weight from the 10 lb. NO2 weight and you will know the exact amount you have used

Now whats eaiser? I could take the bottle out of my car in about 1 min, its not that hard

I would suggest just filling it before it runs out. After around 10 passes get it filled then you never have to worry about running out. Later.