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Old 03-28-2011, 12:57 AM   #1
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Hey guys,
I want to find out how much R410a is left in the jug. Its the 25# pink jug. I imagine that this is standard all across the country. How much does this weigh empty?
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Old 03-28-2011, 05:46 AM   #2
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About 6 pounds.

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ALright. Thanks!
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My full tank was 33 lbs.
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My full tank was 33 lbs.

In or out of the box?
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In or out of the box?

Out.

I decided to weigh it and write the weight on the tank every time I use it.
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I decided to weigh it and write the weight on the tank every time I use it.
Thats 2 pounds heavier then my empty weighs. Different manufacturers use different compositions though.
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Just a related question. How accurate are the readings on your scales? Is it necessary to have a hard, level surface on which to put the scale?

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I use an actual refrigerant scale. It is accurate to 0.25oz. I use in on a pretty level surface.
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Just a related question. How accurate are the readings on your scales? Is it necessary to have a hard, level surface on which to put the scale?

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Pretty much all scales(that you set the jug on) must be on a hard level surface to be accurate.

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