Hey co2 experts!
I've recently joined the co2 injection hype and purchased a Colombo Co2 kit and for the money it seems pretty good however since setting it up I have notice the diffuser had a combination of large and small bubbles (see video link below). Obviously I would rather just the smaller bubbles as the but ones seem like a waste of gas. Is this a problem with the diffuser itself, seems like I could buy a similar one (tropica and Colombo 3 in 1 look exactly the same) for about £10.
However I'm wondering if maybe something like vaseline around the rim where the larger bubbles appear to be coming from would help form a seal and instead drive the gas through as smaller bubbles?
My other question would be that with the 95g gas container, how long could I expect this to last for a 34L tank running at about 1 bubble every two seconds, and what psi should I look out for to signal the end of the bottle? Want to avoid the end of bottle gas dump that I've heard about.
Thanks in advance,
Matt
I've recently joined the co2 injection hype and purchased a Colombo Co2 kit and for the money it seems pretty good however since setting it up I have notice the diffuser had a combination of large and small bubbles (see video link below). Obviously I would rather just the smaller bubbles as the but ones seem like a waste of gas. Is this a problem with the diffuser itself, seems like I could buy a similar one (tropica and Colombo 3 in 1 look exactly the same) for about £10.
However I'm wondering if maybe something like vaseline around the rim where the larger bubbles appear to be coming from would help form a seal and instead drive the gas through as smaller bubbles?
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My other question would be that with the 95g gas container, how long could I expect this to last for a 34L tank running at about 1 bubble every two seconds, and what psi should I look out for to signal the end of the bottle? Want to avoid the end of bottle gas dump that I've heard about.
Thanks in advance,
Matt