Is it ok or even smart to leave an air tank powered blaster pumped? If it isn't how long is it ok to safely leave it pumped? I ask because I plan to keep 2 spiderman air blasters on me for HVZ next year as I am walking to class. The thing is I would need to keep them pumped through out the day. Since I am planning to plug the pumps on each, I had to be sure so they wouldn't break while they are stored in my back pack then not be usable when I am out on the open campus and vulnerable.
Air pump blaster question
Concerning the spiderman wrist blaster
Started by ZoMbIe HuNtEr, Apr 19 2012 01:21 AM
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ZoMbIe HuNtEr
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Posted 19 April 2012 - 01:21 AM
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Posted 19 April 2012 - 01:36 AM
It should be fine, as long as you don't keep them pumped at too high of a pressure. I would just keep them un-pumped in the case since you're plugging the pump. Accidents can also occur, such as if you fall on your backpack, you probably don't want to blow holes in your books.
20:07 tiredKitty living in NYC, you could spend a lot of time in Chinatown and only speak the mother tongue
20:07 tiredKitty Not a good idea, btw.
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