View Full Version : Quality CO2 Regulators?
125gJoe
06-20-2003, 4:55 AM
Anyone know of good, dependable regulators? The dual gage is what I'm looking for. I'm about sure the one I have is permanently damaged. It won't adjust, or regulate down to 10psi. In fact, 38psi is the lowest I can get.
Maybe all regulators are created equal - I don't know... :confused:
Joe, check my post on the other thread you had going on this subject.
Len
bobalston
06-20-2003, 10:23 AM
I like the TapRite regulator I got from www.rapidswholesale.com
See my web site for more info on various regulator sources of supply:
http://members.cox.net/tulsaalstons/AquaticPlants.htm#High%20Pressure%20CO2
Bob
nanahachi
06-20-2003, 1:10 PM
hey joe
When I get my act together and order my CO2 system, I'm going to get the Milwauke regulator. I've seen it a few places online, its about $80 (aquatic-store, ereef, etc...)
aquatic-store said it was a great regulator, and I like the appearance and inclusion of a solenoid, bubble counter, needlevalve (i will prob replace/supplement with a clippard) and of course, 2 guages.
http://www.aquatic-store.com/media/co2unit.jpg
http://www.ereeftank.com/mkregulator.html
125gJoe
06-20-2003, 1:30 PM
nanahachi, that one is fine, minus the bubble counter and solenoid as I have those already. I need just a regulator. My old one may have been a good product, and the "dump" I had may have ruined it.
Regulators and their manufacturers seem elusive - unlike SCUBA regulators where there can be many strong opinions on what is best.
125gJoe
06-20-2003, 1:48 PM
Originally posted by djlen
Joe, check my post on the other thread you had going on this subject.
Len Len, thanks ... I posted again about it.