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co2 size of generator?
- Thread starter jfart
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I use green air gennys... have run them for years without issues... they used to have a chart to calculate genny size....
green airs site have a chart to size you up.
i was going to get a green air Co2 gen.
BUT
what sized up for my room would have to run 6-7minutes... i didn't like that and cost around $450ish...didn't like that either.
I went with a water cooled tankless hot water heater for $116 shipped
the money I saved there went to a better controller.
I got a green air SPC-1
simple, easy to use..... and accurate
the big plus on top of saving hundreds of dollars was when I realized the waater cooled co2 gen ran less than 60 seconds to keep the room @900ppm
i was going to get a green air Co2 gen.
BUT
what sized up for my room would have to run 6-7minutes... i didn't like that and cost around $450ish...didn't like that either.
I went with a water cooled tankless hot water heater for $116 shipped
the money I saved there went to a better controller.
I got a green air SPC-1
simple, easy to use..... and accurate
the big plus on top of saving hundreds of dollars was when I realized the waater cooled co2 gen ran less than 60 seconds to keep the room @900ppm
water cooled tankless water heater? 116? any link to it bro? I now have unlimited water unlike the city where it cost money coming out faucet and going back down drain tooo lol....peace
http://www.amazon.com/AquaKing-Portable-Tankless-Heater-Outdoor/dp/B009NWAW40
i have mine hooked up to a propane bottle for the grill or you can get it for nat-gas.
there's all kinds of tankless units.
water usage costs really is not a factor
check out my thread in this forum, gnomes new bloom room to see it
i have mine hooked up to a propane bottle for the grill or you can get it for nat-gas.
there's all kinds of tankless units.
water usage costs really is not a factor
check out my thread in this forum, gnomes new bloom room to see it
iv been looking at the tankless water heaters as well. i have found a few forums on them but i dont know how much co2 they actually produce. i have a larger room to fill with co2 so im leaning towards the hydrogen pro.
if anyone has experience with a tankless water heater that can really put out id appreciate the info for it.
if anyone has experience with a tankless water heater that can really put out id appreciate the info for it.
check out post #4 and #6....
#6 has a link for size.......
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=280587
good luck farts
budleydoright
Member
Many of these are identical internally to the hydrogen pro, which is also a tankless WH. I believe it is a Marey brand.
That said, if you are not into diy and like to have someone to call to help you with things, I know the guys at Hydroinnovations are pretty good with follow up support so there is some value added.
Been using one for years now. Mine is the Aqua King 112.00 on ebay. 60.oo pump from harbor freight (buy the warranty) and a ruff tote from lowes for 10 bucks and were cruising. If you are going city water you just need a solonoid valve to fit your source.
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