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Thread: CO2 injection using the yeast method.

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    i posted the bulkhead pics at the diy section.


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    i finally diyed my mix after my first mix that came with the nutrafin pack finished. its able to push through my diffuser but it also pushed out the yeast, sugar and water mix into my tank and have to redo all the mix and clean up my tank.. an i saw the need for a bubble counter( to collect the mix if it flows out like hell and to count my bubble)

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    Hi,

    saw the control valve you using. May I know what is its function(as can it really control the number of bubbles)? Won't it post danger that there will be a back-draft of pressure..?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jackwolf View Post
    Hi,

    saw the control valve you using. May I know what is its function(as can it really control the number of bubbles)? Won't it post danger that there will be a back-draft of pressure..?
    Hi bro, for this DIY Co2 using yeast method, you work your connection this way. It will be safe after all this while I am using it.

    Note: 2L. plastic container > check valve> bubble counter plastic bottle> check valve> diffusor or Co2 ceramic air stone.

    You don,t need a plastic control valve anymore due to the pressure it will give way when you accidently close up. After all the flow of Co2 is around 2-4 bps when it is new mixed and after 2-3 weeks around 1-2 bps. when coming to slower down, standby for the next factory.
    Last edited by Cpark188; 19th Mar 2008 at 16:45.
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    Hi Cpark188, totally amazed!! Can just check with you roughly how much it'll cost to do a similar setup as what you'd done in yours? Are all the equipment needed (air valve, check valve, bubble counter) easily available at reasonable prices from any single particular LFS (Any recommendation?)? Thanks a lot!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by beetlejuice403 View Post
    Hi Cpark188, totally amazed!! Can just check with you roughly how much it'll cost to do a similar setup as what you'd done in yours? Are all the equipment needed (air valve, check valve, bubble counter) easily available at reasonable prices from any single particular LFS (Any recommendation?)? Thanks a lot!!
    Hi beetlejuice, sent you a PM already. did you received.
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    Thanks Cpark188, received your PM already... Thanks so much for the info... Really appreciate it.

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