Proper co2 kit

[logi-cat]

I am currently using a disposable co2 kit by tmc in which you replaced the cartridge when it runs out. After thinking about it in the long run im better off getting a proper co2 kit where i can refill it when it runs out, as it probably works out cheaper. Can somebody let me know the price of one of these systems. I would like a small cylinder (paintball size).

 

[buzz123]

Hi there, if it helps I setup my own CO2 solution using a Sodastream canister and bought the relevant adapter from a site I found called www.co2supermarket.co.uk who also supply solenoid regulators, diffusers etc.

I wanted to use the Sodastream source of CO2 as it's cheap and convenient to swap the canisters once they're empty, but to start with I struggled to find an adapter that fitted the thread on the canister (they must obviously use their own bespoke thread)

Thanks,

David

 

[Markmark]

Why not try going down the fire extinguisher route. Its not as scary as you think and if you follow the guide on here like I did it then its straightforward and not that expensive. It was costing me around £14 a month replacing my 88g fluval cannisters and it only cost me £70 for a reg and 2kg fe as I already had diffuser, tubing and bubble counter from my fluval set up.

 

[NeilW]

Hi there, if it helps I setup my own CO2 solution using a Sodastream canister and bought the relevant adapter from a site I found called http://www.co2supermarket.co.uk who also supply solenoid regulators, diffusers etc.

I wanted to use the Sodastream source of CO2 as it's cheap and convenient to swap the canisters once they're empty, but to start with I struggled to find an adapter that fitted the thread on the canister (they must obviously use their own bespoke thread)

Thanks,

David

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