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Re: Reinventing the CO2 Wheel
>D0N Dee wrote:
>1)Someone who is trying to save money will immediately balk at the prices
>mentioned for the high quality regulators and might be turned off from
>going the compressed CO2 way. What I think I need to do is put something
>down in that article that shows the URL for the various CO2 setups that
>people use,which is found at http://www.geocities.com/bwe407/poll.html.
Hey, a website that I missed! What a terrific resource, Don; exactly what I
need right now! Frankly, I was ready to go into overkill mode. I am now
thinking I can live with and not worry about a prepackaged system from M3.
>Some regulators are better than others in not dumping.
The picture is still kinda fuzzy for me here. It's my understanding that 2
stage regulators are designed precisely to prevent dumping. Will a
one-stage regulator plus needle valve prevent dumping too? (I think Dave
Gomberg would say no, but I'm not sure why. Please, please, understand I'm
not trying to start a flame war. I'm just trying to understand the
technology here).
>I want to update that article soon but with my friend's death I haven't had
>much time for a lot of things.
Man, you don't owe me or anyone else an explanation. I cannot express how
helpful the site is in its present state.
>See http://www.victorhpi.com/ and look at the General Purpose Regulators
>and the High Purity Regulators.
Missed that one. Thanks!
>Hehehehhe... what will this consist of? Nickel-plated, High Purity,
>Dual-stage, Dual-gauge regulator?? :D That's WAAAAYYYY overkill but I
>guess it would be fun to have if you have money to burn.
Hey, its the American way!
mingc
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