anybody have any they want to sell? pm me

PM Huntinfish or call me for his number I think he has a couple left.

ok I need to get this cleared up...which hold more air hp120's OR lp120's

Ed i heard the ip120 holds more air but they are alot heavier than the hp120. Also check your post on the other site i replied to it.

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ok I need to get this cleared up...which hold more air hp120's OR lp120's


They both hold 120 Cu.Ft. of gas at there rated working fill pressure. If you or your dive shop will overfill the low pressure tanks then they can hold more gas, But they are a bigger Dia. 8". The HP120's are popular because they are the same Dia. as an alum 80 and only a few inches taller, This makes for a easy transition if your like me and have some Alum. 80's & some Hp 120's.

ok I need to get this cleared up...which hold more air hp120's OR lp120's

It depends, an overepressurized LP will hold more gas than a HP filled to its working pressure.

I prefer an LP over an HP even though I own a bunch of each, it is easier to get a full fill in an LP than an HP, even some shops short fill HP tanks, I have had short fills on my HP 120's from EZ Scuba, as well as most shops in the Keys, yet it isn't difficult to get 3,000 psi in an LP tank, even though they are rated for 2640.

It seems like a lot of shops will fill all tanks to 3,000 psi, I think this is because that is the working pressure of aluminum 80's and that is what most shops fill.

It depends, an overepressurized LP will hold more gas than a HP filled to its working pressure.

I prefer an LP over an HP even though I own a bunch of each, it is easier to get a full fill in an LP than an HP, even some shops short fill HP tanks, I have had short fills on my HP 120's from EZ Scuba, as well as most shops in the Keys, yet it isn't difficult to get 3,000 psi in an LP tank, even though they are rated for 2640.

It seems like a lot of shops will fill all tanks to 3,000 psi, I think this is because that is the working pressure of aluminum 80's and that is what most shops fill.

ill jake up the tanks if you bring them too me ..i fill my 98's to 3500 when i need to...

ill jake up the tanks if you bring them too me ..i fill my 98's to 3500 when i need to...

That's funny you say that. I got my 95's filled there a couple times after clearwater went under and whoever was working in your shop said that their company policy was 3,000 psi and he wasn't allowed to do more...:confused:

That's funny you say that. I got my 95's filled there a couple times after clearwater went under and whoever was working in your shop said that their company policy was 3,000 psi and he wasn't allowed to do more...:confused:


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i have been there 2 yrs now give it another try lol....a good person to ask about fill "would be "capt ben bateman" :smthumbup::smthumbup::smthumbup:


sorry if this gets off the post ..

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i have been there 2 yrs now give it another try lol....a good person to ask about fill "would be "capt ben bateman" :smthumbup::smthumbup::smthumbup:


sorry if this gets off the post ..


Um, you can call BS on me all you want. But I was in the store. I dropped off the tanks. I went back to pick them up and anaylzed them. I asked what they get filled to. He said about 3,000-3,200 but weren't allowed to do any more. I said ok, I wasn't gonna fight it. But I never drove over from Clearwater again. Definitely NOT worth it. I only dropped those off because my sister lives in Brandon and I had to go out there anyway.
I'm sorry to derail the thread. But I don't lie. Maybe that person doesn't work there anymore. But that's what I was told.

no problem sean if you ever need a big fill ill take care of it for you ..