I'm trying to find a reliable nitrogen flowmeter/regulator for the inert gas method; there are many options online.
What is the best option?
What is the best option?
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SomewhereAlongThe
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The one I got was the Miller Flow Gauge Regulator https://www.millerwelds.com/accesso...rs/flow-gauge-argon-regulator-50-scfh-3150580 For Argon, meaning you'll have to adjust the flow rate a tad bit higher than 15 lpm to properly equate 15 lpm on an argon regulator.
I couldn't trust any regulator on Amazon because the one I got was cheap and leaked. So I went with one that's more expensive and name brand
I couldn't trust any regulator on Amazon because the one I got was cheap and leaked. So I went with one that's more expensive and name brand
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Honestly, finding the
- Nut: CGA-032 (5/8" - 18) RH Male "B" Size
- Nipple: 2-7/32" Length, 1/4" Hose, "B" Size
I live in Canada and found both pieces eventually on Amazon
Depending on your tank, I found I had to tighten it quite a bit so it doesn't leak.
It's a bit costly but I found it on a Canadian website for half the price it goes for.
Other than those few caveats it's a solid regulator that has worked well in all the tests I have done.
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Buying the regulator is sufficient to connect it to the tank, but if you want to be able to connect a hose you need the barbed nipple. Unfortunately the regulator doesn't come with one.
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What continent are you from? The one in the image is a Bossweld, dual gauge reg with built in flow meter. Not expensive and was the same price at a hardware store as on Ebay. Get one that goes up to 25 LPM if using a bag or CF hood.
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Im not sure what to get to extend the eebd hose.this looks better because you can't accidentally crush it and stop the air flow.
Did you get the orange hose locally? Au.
Im not sure what to get to extend the eebd hose.this looks better because you can't accidentally crush it and stop the air flow.
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Hi, thanks for replying.
I chose EEBD. (hood).
I like this hose in the pic because it's a continental variflex which apparently COULD be quite flexible and crush resistant too, both qualities ideal for our needs I think.
I actually first thought you were in Aus for some reason and then realised your username, lol.
I bought the bossweld dual stage N regulator as well(I already have a single stage regulator). I read that dual stage reg holds pressure stable better.
Did the hose fit the regulator barb ok?, because the barb is 5mm I think and the hose is about 6.4mm if it matches EEBD hose right?
I chose EEBD. (hood).
I like this hose in the pic because it's a continental variflex which apparently COULD be quite flexible and crush resistant too, both qualities ideal for our needs I think.
I actually first thought you were in Aus for some reason and then realised your username, lol.
I bought the bossweld dual stage N regulator as well(I already have a single stage regulator). I read that dual stage reg holds pressure stable better.
Did the hose fit the regulator barb ok?, because the barb is 5mm I think and the hose is about 6.4mm if it matches EEBD hose right?
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Thank YOU for replying. I am trying to summon the courage to get this task done this evening. I have taken plenty of relaxants so am rather dreamy. Im just watching some of my favourite documentaries and deciding wether to have a final meal. The hose fits the barb just fine with a hose clamp. The Bosswell is a super regulator....two stage. Ill be online for another couple of hours.
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Hello can you use the hose that comes with the regulator or does it have to be oxygen tubing? Thanks
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Using oxygen tubing is the standard tubing used for exit bags. I'd recommend sticking with that. Using the tubing that comes with the regulator may present problems, it may be too heavy and cause too big of a gap at the entrance where you put the tube into the bag. I used PVC tubing and I believe it left just a big gap enough to purge the CO2.
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