can any of you tell me what the small holes on the back of this regulator are for? It's a Grundy vcm2000.
woo hoo! may have pressurized co2!
- Thread starter kooter
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So, you would have the regulator attached to the co2 bottle, then the manifold attached to the regulator, (if using one), needle valves attached to the manifold, then out into a reactor or diffuser in the tank. Is this correct?
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Cylinder-regulator-solenoid (if used)-manifold (if used)-needle valves-check valves-diffuser.
If any diffuser is more than 5' from the cylinder I prefer to use an in-line needle valve closer to the diffuser.
If any diffuser is more than 5' from the cylinder I prefer to use an in-line needle valve closer to the diffuser.
Dont forget a bubble counter (or two) after the needle valve if you want to be able to visibly guage the co2 flow rate into the tank.
