Originally Posted by D_gyver

lol that not very cost effective with the helium shortage right now.


I just got a new tank last week 245.00

Originally Posted by texashillcountry

So how many tires can you fill with one tank???

Originally Posted by D_gyver

not sure I used one a year ago to fill 30 foot balloon and there was enough left over to run my welder for a few weeks

Originally Posted by Tailbreaker

On my way to escort Santa to deliver some presents this morning and the bike starts missing. I thought plugs might be fouled so I turned around and limped it to an Auto Zone, bought new plugs and swapped them out. Hit the ignition switch and nothing, no voltage at all so either the Taiwanese battery that the previous owner installed is toast or its my charging system. Auto Zone's tester wouldn't work on it, although it worked fine on a new battery off the shelf. After I towed the bike home, I put the battery on my charger and my charger wouldn't detect that the leads were hooked up and I was showing over 13 volts with my ohmmeter on a battery that I know isn't fully charged. I take the battery to Advance auto to have them test it so that I don't spend $100.00 throwing a new battery at this thing and it not fix the problem. The tester at Advance shows it needs a charge but wasn't showing any other unusual signs. I'm going to let them charge it overnight and hopefully tomorrow I can determine whether I need another battery or a new stator.

Originally Posted by SeaZund

I believe he was using the term ohm-meter interchangibly with multi-meter (which, btw, will measure ohms, volts, or amps).

Originally Posted by Tailbreaker

I want to get this thread back on track and wanted to update it. It turns out it was just a bad battery. Charging system is working fine.

Originally Posted by Beemervet

Fixed it for ya. Congrats, thanks for the update.

Originally Posted by D_gyver

lol that not very cost effective with the helium shortage right now.


I just got a new tank last week 245.00