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Oring on the regulator. I picked up a vulcan 3 here in the classifieds and the first leak I fix was the regulator external Oring. It's not a standard dash size. It's definitely metric. I measured the grove in the regulator and the tube bore. I can't remember the size🤔 but I know you can get them...

Mine never actually over heated, but it was definitely riding the ridge. I for sure burped all the air out. I have used it quite a bit since I added the external radiator and fan. Filled an empty 30 minute scba tank to 4500 psi and topped off another from 2700. And topped off a 3000 psi scuba...

I have one of these. I little pricey, but it's 300 series stainless. It's a tank and doesn't feel like it'll blow up in my face. https://www.ebay.com/itm/387799092902?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=XRcKsjGaRqe&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=7PV-Rf-7TXq&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I'm in western mass. I'm in once the weather gets favorable.

I have a katran standard and even with the factory suppressor it's pretty loud.

If the same thread diameter and pitch, yes

I have 2. I swap them both to multiple.

Everything inside is intact and functioning, radiator and fan. I just pulled the return off the radiator inside and ran a hose from it, to the external radiator, then from the external radiator to the coolant tank. I think you want the internal fan to keep air moving inside to keep the motor...

I believe the one I have is the 120mm version.

Yes https://a.co/d/iQxePbD

It works. I move it from the shelf it lives on to the counter where I fill my bottles, so it doesn't get moved a lot. You could get some 90°s and put it in front of the unit. Then use the built-in fan. Probably work just as well. I read all the reviews and was encouraged by the duty cycle and...

Here ya go.

I will when I get home from work. Don't get to excited, nothing fancy.

I'll dig it out tomorrow after work.

Mine was getting 155°- 158°f after about an hour of running. I have the worse luck with things. I have since added an external computer radiator with a pancake fan. Not pretty, but barely gets over 85°f filling 30 minute 4500 psi scba bottles from 0.