>>>> Matt-
>>>
>>> And to play the green card, how efficient is your compressor, your power
>>> lines and your coal fired generators etc. Also a real B if you run out >>> of
>>> air and air drives tend to be very noisy.
>>>
>>> John
>>
>> John
>> I wondered about that; as well as my compressor only goes to 800 - 1,000
>> psi. I wonder how they get the 4,500 psi, bloody BIG compressor I >> suppose.
>> One thing which is a bonus here in Aussie, we don't have to pay for air >> (at
>> the servo) unlike you chaps in the USA. It might cost as much to fill >> with
>> air, using this system it may be you pay for gas in the US. Mind you we >> pay
>> more for the fuel. We have been paying $1.50 ( Aust) a Litre, that's >> about
>> $1.30 US a Litre  There's 3.8 Litres to a US Gallons to so that's $4.94 a
>> gallon.
>> Are you anywhere near that yet?
>> George (down under)
>
>
> Filled up today at $1.38 CDN per litre so I guess we're a little more. We
> don't pay for air in Canada either and of course it's not 4000 psi.
>
> John

John,
I haven't been to Canada - Yet!
But nice to know you can pump up your tires for free.

I got very close to Canada, at the Glacier, but my traveling buddy didn'tbring his Passport, but I should have expected this he was an Intelligence
Officer in the Army.
Bloody cold up that way - especially for camping out. I didn't even have a
tent.
George (down under)

Haha,.. yup your right George..  today it's only going to get up to 32degress.. "C"..
We've had it right up to 40 so far this summer..  I guess for some that still must feel like the arctic.. :)

Jarrett