Good Co2 Regulator

[MarkW]

I currently have a Blue Line Co2 Regulator but have not been able to
get a steady bubble count and I find I'm constantly tweaking it and
never getting good results.
What is a good dual gauge Co2 Regulator to look at? I would like one
that's obvoiusly dual gauged as I mentioned but as well would like one
that has a bubble counter check valve, solenoid, and a needle valve.
Are there any others that have all of these or should I buy some of
them separately?

[Dragon Slayer]

the best thing is to set your regulator for a constant 15psi and then get a
'good' percision needle valve for the adjustments to the bubble count.

the blue line is one of the better regulators and should work fine at this
range.

kc

"MarkW" > wrote in message
...
> I currently have a Blue Line Co2 Regulator but have not been able to
> get a steady bubble count and I find I'm constantly tweaking it and
> never getting good results.
> What is a good dual gauge Co2 Regulator to look at? I would like one
> that's obvoiusly dual gauged as I mentioned but as well would like one
> that has a bubble counter check valve, solenoid, and a needle valve.
> Are there any others that have all of these or should I buy some of
> them separately?

[Richard Reynolds]

> I currently have a Blue Line Co2 Regulator but have not been able to
> get a steady bubble count and I find I'm constantly tweaking it and
> never getting good results.
> What is a good dual gauge Co2 Regulator to look at? I would like one
> that's obvoiusly dual gauged as I mentioned but as well would like one
> that has a bubble counter check valve, solenoid, and a needle valve.
> Are there any others that have all of these or should I buy some of
> them separately?

http://customaquatic.com/customaquatic/pic1.asp?descriptionlong=co2+regulator&ItemID=CO-mK
MA957US

is a nice price for regulator/gugue/needle valve/solenoid valve/bubble counter

while its another $90 and you already have one, you can also get the needle/solenoid
valves seperately


a good needle valve is a requirement to getting a good flow, also dont rely on the tank
side pressure gauge, its not reliable.

--
Richard Reynolds