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In a message dated 4/1/02 13:06:16 Central Standard Time,
glcasey@adelphia.net writes:

> Both tanks behave similarly.  Converting the pressure measurements to volume
>  I get 15 to 30 cu. in. per hour leakage.  So far I haven't started to
search
>  out leaks.  Any ideas?  Would this considered to be normal?

The best trick I've heard of is using freon and a sniffer. Contact a local
air conditioner guy for both. It finds leaks.

jim

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