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Re:CO2
<< You may be missing the high pressure gauge. No need to weigh the tank,
just look at the gauge once a week or so. While there is still liquid CO2 in
the tank, the
tank pressure stays constant (900 PSI or so). When enough CO2 has been used,
the liquid is gone and you are left with pure gas >>
Thanks George. That first gauge reads a constant *60 Bars* -- which I assume
is 60 x the barometric pressure at sea level. Yes?, and should I also
presume that that 1.3 on the second gauge which I can control with a knob in
the middle) is the working pressure of 1.3 barometric stepped down from 60?
And then there is the needle valve for accurately controlling the bubble
output.
David