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S.C.B.A. air cylinder colors what's your faveortite one
OK so recently I have come across a topic inside of a topic dealing with the color of air cylinder on our S.C.B.A. and of those colors what one or combo of colors is best.
In case you are still wondering this is a joke but still I think it would be interesting to find out I for right now am going with White as the color of shoice becuse of heat absorption but I am leaning towords chrome plated tp reflect the heat (Thank your Cpt. Busy for the idea)
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Permalink Reply by Paul Montpetit on
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Red, White and Blue....those colors never run..........
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Permalink Reply by Matthew Voges on
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That was I had as a rook, still use one for a work out.
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Permalink Reply by Reg Mathis on
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What about "see-through" so you can SEE if there is air in the tank!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Sean L Kavanaugh on
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I did not know there were different color scba cylinders...The dept's in my city paint the top of their cylinders different colors (blue, red, green, etc.) to indicate that they cylinders belong to each respective dept based on the color. I figure as long as they cylinder serves its purpose its good by me!
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Permalink Reply by Michael Meadows on
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I perfer blue but then that's what the dept. bought and I don't have 5000 dollars to buy my own LOL.
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Permalink Reply by Oldman on
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Wow man, I'm using florescent colors, man. And I got a battery operated blacklight, and it's like wow man. I have Led Zeppelin in my IPOD to like get in the mood, and like mellow out.
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Permalink Reply by Jack/dt on
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I think the bigger question is: Has the winter air been changed out to summer air.
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Yes, did it yesterday....30 weight air was put in.....
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Permalink Reply by John Rulli Jr. on
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Does it really matter!!??! As long as its not empty when I enter a building thats all I worrie about!
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Well, winter air is cold and cold air is heavier so I'd rather go in with warm summer air, the tank will be lighter.
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Even with cold air being heavier one wonders, if the cold air would not help some of the heat related issues we have with bunker gear?
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I was of course being facetious but, refrigerated air.........interesting, very interesting.
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