i need to blow up a really big ballon would one tank be enough
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if you r asking about one tank of high float than its used like a teaspoon or half for normal balloons. it should just be used in an amount that if u squeeze it all the way to the bottom of balloon it should cover the balloon inner surface with a very thin coat. not more than that. and my balloons lasted for 3 weeks . this is a great product.
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Hi Sabrina, can you tell me the size of the balloon and is it a latex or mylar? Also, keep in mind that there are different size tanks available. Just a note in regards to a latex balloon, if it is very large then you need to be very careful and not over fill as it could pop and to fill you are in close contact with it. I would wear eye protection such as goggles. I have blown up heavy duty (feels more like rubber) balloons that when filled it was almost 5 feet tall. Caution must be taken. Anyway, additional information as to the size will help me better answer your question. ~ Barbie
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"Tank" makes me think you are asking about helium not Hi-Float. A bottle as pictures (pint?) was enough for over 100 balloons for kids day at church and tablespoon or so left. We blew them up Fri. night and they were still floating at 100% thru Sat. The key is to squeeze the balloon after putting some inside so it coats the whole inside of the balloon. Each 9" balloon took about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon. Not sure how big a "really big" balloon is.
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Yep, just get a mid-level regulator and you will be good! I went with a 7psi regulator and can create a ridiculously large flame.
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No. You might be able to kludge one up, as the tank is pretty solid, but it would take some work.
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One should be more than enough...I filled up my 20 gallon with a little to spare
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From the Product Description: "Tank holds approximately 14.9 cubic feet of helium..." Now all you need to do is calculate the volume of the balloon you wish to fill and you have your answer!
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I think you would need 2 bags for sure but might consider a 3rd bag. Remember do not fill to deep and restrict the propane/gas flow for a spectacular flame on your fire pit.
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I think you can, but it would take up a lot of space under the grill. The starter does not use a lot of gas and the small bottles are unobtrusive. I have used one bottle for about 20 starts and I believe it is starting to wear out. I am not sure that the large tank would be worth it.
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I rented a large tank from a party supply store. Make sure to get the regulator as well. I used a hose that fit over the nose piece of the regulator (the part you slip a small balloon over), slipped it into the neck of this balloon, squeezed the neck to seal it around the hose and filled away. We put my moters ashes in the balloon and sent them aloft to the jetstream (at her request!)
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As others have said, You'd have to get the big tank. It comes with a hose & regulator(which is necessary), which will only connect to the big tank. I've seen emergency adapters that will allow you to connect the regulator to a canister but, this campfire would go through a canister way too fast. You wouldn't be happy.
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I think you would need more like 50+ PSI and a fairly large amount of air, like a huge compressor that can sustain constant running. But for the money this item is well worth it.
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Yes, I think that is what this is intended for. Brad nailers and other small compressed air guns. Anything bigger and the tank runs out too fast.
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You will need a large tank with aroud 5 horsepower motor. Probably $500 to $1000 range to supply enough air. Great paint gun
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i think 1 can (which it comes with), and 1 vial of paint for each colour SHOULD be enough. But, as you may know, these kits are super unreliable, and thusly leads to wasted propellant due to frustration and testing.
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you will need a pump. I just blew mine up like a balloon, its not that big so it was easy to do. Also, you don't want to fill it to full or it won't have any movement.
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I had trouble filling the 30 rubber balloons provided with the kit. So I would say under 30 ballons
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Hi, yes one quart should be sufficient to do the job, however, you must make sure that you prep the tank properly first by using theMarine clean and metal ready preparations as outlined by the instructions.
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I haven't actually used up a large tank yet but I've run the cap fire at 2/3 to 3/4 for 3-4 hours and used maybe a third of the tank. This puts out a lot more heat than most so it'll use up the gas but I've never needed to run it full blast.