I work downtown in Clayton. Certainly welcome to give a shout and hit lunch at Jones' or FlipSide one day, when I am not traveling!
Introduction of myself and my build
- Thread starter Rob Bradish
- Start date
So, now that I can post some pictures, thought I would throw up some updates. Buddy of mine had a smaller LED bar in his bumper on the beach last month and I fell in love!
Here is the installation- sorry for the glare.
Low Beams:
High Beams:
Light Bar (20")
Here is the installation- sorry for the glare.
Low Beams:
High Beams:
Light Bar (20")
I was thinking about putting in a compressor. The fact is, as a Scuba Diver, I have lots of tanks lying around, and a compressor to fill them, so my tendency is to use that instead. The question I had is, how practical is it for expedition use?
Using a formula for a Torus, I determined the 265/75r15 tires I am running will contain~3924 in3 or 2.27ft3. At 32 PSI (~2 atm) = 6.81ft3, call it 10 for hedging and easy math.
What about changing a tire? My impact gun requires 5.1 SCFM and my regulator delivers close to 7 at 90psi. Call it 10 again for in head calculations. With that gun, I can easily pull a tire in 2 minutes, 20 ft3, for hedging and math, once again.
The net-net is that the Scuba tank I am using has 132 ft3. So, needless to say, I have enough gas to remove, and refill, a tire 4 times.
While certainly not expedition capable, for weekends at the beach, this should prove to be more than adequate.
I am guessing that, if I were to buy a system capable of delivering 6 cfm at 90psi, continuously, I would have to spend ~$600.
Using a formula for a Torus, I determined the 265/75r15 tires I am running will contain~3924 in3 or 2.27ft3. At 32 PSI (~2 atm) = 6.81ft3, call it 10 for hedging and easy math.
What about changing a tire? My impact gun requires 5.1 SCFM and my regulator delivers close to 7 at 90psi. Call it 10 again for in head calculations. With that gun, I can easily pull a tire in 2 minutes, 20 ft3, for hedging and math, once again.
The net-net is that the Scuba tank I am using has 132 ft3. So, needless to say, I have enough gas to remove, and refill, a tire 4 times.
While certainly not expedition capable, for weekends at the beach, this should prove to be more than adequate.
I am guessing that, if I were to buy a system capable of delivering 6 cfm at 90psi, continuously, I would have to spend ~$600.
