fishnfever

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I purchased this regulator off ebay today, New Single Gauge CO2 Regulator w/ Valve - Measures PSI - eBay (item 360089434926 end time Sep-23-08 09:42:32 PDT)

I should have asked here first but, I just wanted it for my spare co2 tank to pressurize a keg while they wait to go into my keezer. More or less just used to seal the lid with 30 psi.

Will this regulator be fine for this????

Ben25

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Looks like it should work fine.

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Yes it will work.
Bad thing about it is there is no gauge that shows how much CO2 is left in cylinder.

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Ive removed mine, I put my tank in my kegerator so its not accurate anyway. Once beer stops comming out I need to refill

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fishnfever

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Thanks!!!

The gauge that shows how much pressure is left is no concern. My plans are, not have to touch my regulators in my keezer and keep them set a 12 psi . The other (cheaper) regulator will only be used for sealing kegs off my spare co2 tank.

I am thinking that the keezer would run out of c02 before the spare tank that I am going to use just to seal. This way I would still have some co2 on back up. (I have 3 kegs running off a 5lb tank)

Can't stand the thought of running out of co2 on a Saturday night

LooyvilleLarry

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I saw This One at Harbor Freight. I'd bet a nickle that it will fit up to a CO2 because a log of people use that for MIG.

Cpt_Kirks

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I am going to get one of those portable CO2 injectors that use the little cartridges for portable use, and as an emergency backup if I run out in the big tank.

MgMt_Home_Brew

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Is it just me or does that regulator look like it could be used for CO2 or Nitrogen?

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LooyvilleLarry

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Probably so, as it is used for Argon.
They also have another one for about $34 that appears similar.