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![]() Santa's wife has decided that she would prefer that I fly with oxygen even below 12.5K and especially at night. So I've been given a tank et al. I was shocked today when I had it filled at Merucry Air. It is a 415 L size D tank. Because the pressure in their filling tanks were a bit low, they could only fill my new tank to 1700 lbs, not to a fully topped off level of 2000 lbs. They charged me $40 flat fee..... a discount they said because it is a small cylinder. That seem really steep to me. Is this about right fur filling an O2 tank. I've heard that it is OK to have the tank filled at other places such as with medical O2 or welding O2. Is that OK? Bruce McFadden Birmingham, AL PA32-260 N5594J |
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