hydr1 said:I just wanted to report my Co2 upgrade and sucess. Thanks for the info. Aside from some mild side effects ( light headedness and short breath)
Dry ice is easily manufactured and, is typically produced in two standard forms: blocks and cylindrical pellets.
Thanks owl, thats pretty cool! ONly thing I don't like about dry ice is it's hard to control PPM, though I guess if you hooked up the dry ice machine to a CO2 controller, it would produce ice on demand and maybe just spit it on the floor as needed! lol
I have to have a digital PPM display,its an integral part of the controller IMO.My cap ppm-3 has locked up once in the couple years I've used it.If I could afford something better I'd probably get it.Man I cant feel 1500PPM co2 and I spend literally a few hours in there twice a week.Maybe other people are more sensitive to it.Its a good idea to get some RAE systems testers just to make sure your controller is calibrated correctly after running it a day or two
Im at about 7500-8000 ft, what do you think my ppm's are at?