Possible cheap secondary regulator?

jtd_1 · Jan 22, 2009

Would this work as a secondary regulator?

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mnadamn · Jan 22, 2009

My guess would be yes. I am no expert though. I am watching this thread closely and hope that someone who knows more about this then I do will chime in here.

kirscp · Jan 23, 2009

Won't work, there is only 1 high pressure and 2 low pressure outlits, no way to piggyback more regulators together.

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mnadamn · Jan 23, 2009

but for the cost, couldn't you just get splitters? You will still save money on it in the long run

wilserbrewer · Jan 23, 2009

I believe I remember someone using a bank of those regulators coming off a supply manifold. Maybe try a search?

madewithchicken · Jan 23, 2009

it looks like it may work well. i may be able to use it to put the finishing touches on https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/my-co2-capture-system-not-tested-96446/

they have a few on ebay as well.

McKBrew · Jan 23, 2009

I asked about this a while back. Can't find where I posted, but the gist of it was they wouldn't work because they are poorly made and not that accurate.

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