I have a canister of R-22 that's almost completely full. How much does this one take?
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The amount of refrigerant that is needed has numerous variables, which I would be happy to discuss with you. However, if you have a nearly full 30lb jug than you have far more than would be needed in any scenario. Please call direct for your best price. Thanks, Jason Heat and Cool Direct (574) 333-3333 or (574) 333-6666
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This will take 82 ounces plus roughly .6 ounce for every foot of lineset you have.
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About 4-8 cups. I don't measure, just fill to 2/3 or so. I add a major drizzle of Frankford Arsenal Brass Polish to fresh media--it leaves a hard-shine that seems to make sizing pistol cases easier. Media tip..I buy Maizorb procewssed corn-cob media at a welding supply company $25 for 50 lbs. Each tumbler load lasts many times doing about 200 pistol cases per run, 4 hours + per run. Often I leave it on overnight.
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Sorry i dont have a grams answer but i will tell you that the powder enclosed is enough to completely fill the containers that came with the machine. I would say that the containers are equal to 1 1/4 cups of powder per color....and u must be patient and turn the container upside down and tap with fingers and also tap on color reservoirs as well because they act like they are full and stop filling...tap on the reservoirs often to get it to move the powder around to fill up the space left in the chambers... slow and tedious but works well...should empty the bottles...suggest that you do this on a table somewhere where u will be able to clean up...as its real easy to spill this powder...i did it in the garage..with newspaper underneath and paper towels ready for cleanup...i used an awl...like an icepick and dont hammer on it...simply put point of awl where you its indicated and push easy and rotate in a small circle like you wallowing a hole out...it will easily go thru...make it barely larger than the tip of the nozzle of the supplied container and test before you open up the powder and attach the nozzle...then screw it on to the supplied powder...it should last a long time...be careful no to expose the drum...do open that part as its light sensitive....also if you have compressed air blow out the copy machine if you see dust or debris...outside of course....good luck...don....houston
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honestly I have no idea...I just got rid of the half used canister a couple of days ago....It wasn't expired though
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About 32 Oz up to the red fill line seen in the photo. The contents only stay pressurized for 2 days.
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Humm, well I haven't been reloading in a while now but when I did I tumbled around 100 to 150 .223 Remington each time with the tumbler about half full of Lyman Turbo Tumbler corncob green #7631394 Media. And I let it run 2 to 5 hrs. Brass came out real nice. So whatever that weights it works fine.
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It's one small cap full for a normal sized load. Beyond that I can't answer your question. Hope this helps.
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I looked all over the canister, it does not say. Sorry I cannot help you. Perhaps email the company direct and see what they say.
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I have not discovered a way to tell. I usually just let it run out and hook up a new one. I do not start with a new canister every time.
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Benjamin, I usually fill it up at least half way but usually a bit more (~ 5/8). The website says that filling it up halfway is about 20ml (or about 0.68 oz): http://forever-filter.com/Q_%26_A.html, see the question 'How much carbon do I need?'. Also, I bought a large supply of carbon from here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002566WE/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Hope this helps! ~ John
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Got over a 100 on mine and it's less than half full. It will easily hold 200.
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4 fl. oz. I have done about 1,000 bullets w/ about a have bottle left. Just follow the instructions, it works well.
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Hi Robin, I just threw out the empty canister the other day so I don't know exactly but I'm pretty sure it was a 30 day supply.
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it is in the can. Not sure how much. It all worked very well. Did it last year and nice and cold this year. I had an empty system and filled it from scratch. on use 2 cans
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Look for a heat and air truck and ask the teck how mutch they would charge to install the unit. One factor is how your old condenser failed. If it burned the oil the r22 can NOT be reused so you would need to replace it and it is quite expensive now. You would need around 7 to 15 lbs. it is now over $7 a pound and is usually sold in 35 lb. tanks however a ac teck should have access to the reclaim equipment and small amounts of r22
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About 4-6 tubes to be safe, but I think you're better off getting it in the calking gun size when you need to use that much.
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pellets and bb's dont hurt it, a couple of paint schips. otherwise no damage. dont know how it would hold up to 22cal's though