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http://www.aquaessentials.co.uk/index.p ... ts_id=1942 HTH Howard

No worries mark, everyone on here has helped me loads so im only passing on their knowledge & my limited experience. I am currently running the jbl kit with jbl bottles for exactly that reason - i dont quite trust myself with FEs! I have ordered the adaptor & when my bottle supply has depleted...

Through personal experience, and through what i have read on this site, the best way to go for CO2 is individually pieced kits. I have the Easy set 1 (without solenoid) and must say the regulator is easy to use and read, however, it does only fit the JBL CO2 bottles and not FEs (unless you buy...

Ah excellent, as i said i have about 4months supply of co2 so im not in a rush at the moment. As for now you can be my guinea pig and report back :lol: Seriously though thanks, i look forward to hearing how it goes. Howard

Hmm, that is a very good option ed..thanks, never knew they did those. do you have experience of using these with the JBL reg? they look almost identical to the JBL bottles so cant see much of a problem. Thanks again. Howard :)

OMG, how have i not heard of that before?! :lol: and that will work connecting it to a fire extinguisher? im guessing it does but it doesnt have the measurements of the adaptor on it. Might email Richard. Thanks so much, youv just saved me -counts fingers- loads!

Hi all, I currently have a JBL Easy set 2 which i got cheaply with enough supplies to last about 4 months. I am thinking of changing to FE as i can see the cost will mount if i keep buying the 500g cylinders for £15 each month. I have read all about the Diy FE route and am pretty ok with it...

I bought the 1st set you were looking at, one didnt make it into the tank as i broke it when my little finger brushed it :x The 2nd i managed to get into the tank, tubing attached etc. only to find the ceramic was solid and no gas was coming out at all. when removing it...it broke. So...