[ciscokid]

I found this one, but cant seem to find anywhere that has it in stock.
http://www.thatpetplace.com/pet/group/4531/product.web

Besides using an adapter, are there any other options like the regulator above??

Thanks.

 

[neilshieh]

you could buy an asa on off valve with gauges and needle valve setup.

 

[Centromochlus]

http://www.greenleafaquariums.com/co2-regulators/paintball-co2-regulator.html


$100 more but GLA is known for making very well-built regulators. They also have the absolute best customer service.

 

[jrman83]

DO NOT get the reg you posted. I bought it about 7 months ago and within 2wks it failed. Personally, I would get a standard regulator that can be used with an adapter. That way if you move up to a larger tank, you're all set with your regulator instead of having to buy another.

 

[TedP]

I have a reg very similar to the one you posted from ThatPetPlace. The body it all stainless though. It works fine and has been for several months. The only problem is that the needle valve is not great.

I use a controller on it so as long as CO2 is flowing, I'm not overly concerned with bubble count.

The GLA one is probably the best and double the price. I'll be getting mine within a few weeks so I'll be able to compare. I'm sure I'll see how good the GLA one is.

 

[Hadouken441]

Hmm thats odd. I have that exact same regulator and its been working fine for over a year now.

 

[Noahma]

Hmm thats odd. I have that exact same regulator and its been working fine for over a year now.

I was going to say the same thing, had mine for over a year, and it works perfect

 

[ciscokid]

I have a feeling that I will just get a standard regulator with an adapter.
With all the choices available, anyone know of a reliable regulator with a post body for less than $75?

 

[Hadouken441]

The Milwaukee is good for beginners i hear. And they go cheap

 

[Dragonfish]

http://www.aquariumguys.com/1-paint...?gdftrk=gdfV2226_a_7c1209_a_7c7276_a_7c239899

 

[Dragonfish]

Better! Complete with paintball tank and adapter for $80. I think you'd need to add a needle valve for this one?

http://www.homebrewing.org/The-Adapter-CO2-regulator-to-Paintball-Tank-Adapter_p_1122.html

 

[ciscokid]

The Milwaukee is good for beginners i hear. And they go cheap

Do you have a link to one for sale?

 

[kevmo911]

The model is MA957. Google it.

 

[genetao]

I've got something that I think you'll like.

It's used but in excellent working condition complete with:

- 20oz CO2 tank with on/off valve (hydrostat tested date good for another 4 years)

- Regulator

- Bubble counter

- Check valve

- Diffuser

A complete set that's READY TO GO. All you'll need is to fill the CO2 tank!

Once I get home, I'll PM you a picture of the complete setup.

 

[ciscokid]

has anyone used this or know if this will be a good reg?

http://aquatek-california.com/co2-regulator-solenoid
(top one on the list)

 

[bryfox86]

we have a reg up as an RAOK you would just need to get the adapter to fit it on a paintball tank but I was using it on a paintball setup and worked great!!! come over and tell us a joke and maybe you will win it!

 

[ciscokid]

we have a reg up as an RAOK you would just need to get the adapter to fit it on a paintball tank but I was using it on a paintball setup and worked great!!! come over and tell us a joke and maybe you will win it!

ive already posted in it