CO2 Tank

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Re: CO2 Tank

Post by Fil » Thu Oct 30, 2014 11:02 pm

its a common fault of regulators even those designated for the beer serving market, my 3 reg board has dials increasing in 2 psi increments with very fine grades on the dial, an easy solution is to ebay a 2nd gauge displaying upto 40-50psi max, and fit that inline with a T or Y after your regulator, just be sure NEVER to push out a higher pressure than the inline gauge can measure/cope with..
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Re: CO2 Tank

Post by NobbyIPA » Fri Oct 31, 2014 12:04 am

Old Speckled Ben wrote:Hi there

advise on where to get a decent regulator
Ben
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CORNELIUS-TYP ... 4adeee9f4f
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Re: CO2 Tank

Post by Old Speckled Ben » Fri Oct 31, 2014 7:14 am

Fil wrote:its a common fault of regulators even those designated for the beer serving market, my 3 reg board has dials increasing in 2 psi increments with very fine grades on the dial, an easy solution is to ebay a 2nd gauge displaying upto 40-50psi max, and fit that inline with a T or Y after your regulator, just be sure NEVER to push out a higher pressure than the inline gauge can measure/cope with..
Brilliant, thanks very much

Me thinks I'll get that one off eBay

Thanks again
Ben
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