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Old August 24th 07, 01:24 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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"Ernest Christley" wrote

I used one of the self-contained units. It has the associated blower with
it.


I've never used one of the self contained units. I have read that they are
supposed to be better than the shop air "conversion" units. I wondered it
the cheapies would stack up, since they are usually much more expensive
than conversion units.

So you liked yours pretty well? Have you ever used a conversion unit, and
if so, how did they compare.

I might learn something new today, after all! g

Good guns have cork gaskets on the lid. I made one for one of my past guns,
after the included gasket swelled up enough to make it unusable.
--
Jim in NC


 




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