I want to use my fizz giz with a large co2tank. What do I need to convert from a cartridge to a tank setup. which devices fit the fizz giz?
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The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda at work -- which is a lot less than $1 per can out of the vending machine! The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda... » Read More The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda at work -- which is a lot less than $1 per can out of the vending machine! « Show Less
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If you Google for FiZZ GiZ Home Station, you'll find your answer. The Home Station is an accessory item that does exactly what you want. It's under $38.
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i have two bottles and just bought a new empire co2 tank (off amazon) and no matter how i adjust the SodaMod adapter pin, the new tank does not work. any tips? (i know how to adjust the adapter pin up and down but that doesnt work). could the new bottle be over filled? one time it blasted out co2 but then stopped working after that
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You should have 2 white nylon tubes the fatter one goes in first, put in the water, the long thin one goes in next. Then screw on the top remove the chrome cap and screw on the grey sleeve with the co2 cartridge in it
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I believe so. You can purchase a conversion kit that allows you to hook it up to a larger tank. I am not sure of the specs that may be necessary.But you will find others on here who have done it easily. That done - perfect set up!
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I use propane. There is a slide out drawer for the tank and hardware to connect in the unit.
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I have no idea what flow rate and capacity of Co2 your needs require or what sort of pressure regulation, etc., is appropriate. These are standard 20 lb tanks with pretty new inspection dates. If a standard Co2 tank is what you need for a planted aquarium, these are nice big ones that are not too big to be obtrusive or too heavy to carry. I would guess they run 50 plus pounds apiece filled, so two are reasonable to carry at one time. One big tank of the same capacity is pretty difficult to move and take in to get filled. The tanks are a good size, good quality and priced well, so I bought two to rotate in my Soda machine. Hope this helps some.
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i would recommend a 5lb -20lb co2 cylinder for a 50g tank. i get about 3-4 months at 1 bubble per second with my 12g long.
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Well, if you contact the fizgizz guy you can get it fit for different CO2 tanks depending on what is available to you. It can be fit for 5lb home-brewing type tanks, or paintball-type tanks. To find out if paintball-type tanks are refilled in Hawaii, call the places that might do it (sporting goods stores, specialty paintball places (if any) and ask if they offer the service. Check with any restaurant supply places or breweries, etc to see if you can get 5lb tank refills.I'm not positive what metal the nozzle is for sure, but it looks like brass to me. I'm not sure why that would affect you, though - the nozzle doesn't touch anything but the adapter cap. Well, if you contact the fizgizz guy you can get it fit for different CO2 tanks depending on what is available to you. It can be fit for 5lb home-brewing type tanks, or paintball-type tanks. To find out if paintball-type tanks are refilled in Hawaii, call the places that might do it (sporting goods stores, specialty paintball places (if any) and ask if they offer the service. Check with any restaurant supply places or breweries, etc to see if you can get 5lb tank refills.I'm not positive what metal the nozzle is for sure, but it looks like brass to me. I'm not sure why that... » Read More Well, if you contact the fizgizz guy you can get it fit for different CO2 tanks depending on what is available to you. It can be fit for 5lb home-brewing type tanks, or paintball-type tanks. To find out if paintball-type tanks are refilled in Hawaii, call the places that might do it (sporting goods stores, specialty paintball places (if any) and ask if they offer the service. Check with any restaurant supply places or breweries, etc to see if you can get 5lb tank refills.I'm not positive what metal the nozzle is for sure, but it looks like brass to me. I'm not sure why that would affect you, though - the nozzle doesn't touch anything but the adapter cap. « Show Less
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I bought the PGI-5 tanks that Amazon suggested. I should have looked in the printer.. They are definitely the wrong tanks and they will not interchange with the PGI-220 tanks. The -5 tanks are shorter than the -220 tanks.
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look at AQUATEK they have an adapter for a standard CO2 regulator. I bought the mini AQUATEK CO2 regulator and it fits on the 20oz paintball tank with no adapter.
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My meter is temperamental but it really is not needed -- after you use this product a few times you know exactly how much fizz you like. It's really just a gimmick.Don't buy it just for the meter -- if you get this model get it for its bigger tank capacity or the aesthetics. It holds both the large and small size tank should you ever wish to upgrade. Call your local target/Walmart (whomever carries the replacement in your area) and make sure they carry the larger size replacement tank first. If they don't -- it would be a non issue anyway.
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This tank will work with the gun. You do not want to use CO2 with it becuase it is very cold and will freeze the O rings inside and possibly damage the internals to the gun. This actually size is up to you. This works well becuase of the size and the amount of pressure it can hold. The 4500 PSI helps speed and accuracy of each shot.
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You need to buy a paintball canister they are new never used take it to any sporting good store like dicks. It only cost 4-5 bucks add the adapter and never pay 15-30 for air again!!! I love this adaption piece best money I have spent!!! Just make sure you buy the size canisters that fit your soda stream. I have one that can use the 130 liter so I bought the 24 oz canisters.
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It appears to be a proprietary connector on the bottleneck. As previously commented, I just use my bottle to make the fizzy water then pour it into a Sigg bottle.
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I had read on another product website that the Hamilton Beach Fizzini bottle would fit the Flavorstation 110 unit. The other website had the Fizzini, which is a handheld unit with a bottle and ten CO2 single-use cartridges. I tried it and the bottle, which is one liter, fit perfectly. It is also great to have on hand when my Primo 110 is out of action pending a CO2 canister refill. I bought two more for about $15 apiece just to have the bottles. They appear to cost $20 here on Amazon. The other site that I used no longer carries them.
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I just set this up the other day on my 50 gal tank and it should work but this kit is really badly made. The valve didnt even fit on the co2 bottle. I had to take a wrench and C-clamp to get it on(which took me 1 hour to finally get it on) after that it was working fine only for it to run out of co2. it didnt even last a full 24 hours. plus buying refills for this will cost you a fortune long term. you are better off buying a betting more pricey co2 system. I got mine for 170. and refiles are pretty cheap and environmentally friendly cuz you dont have to buy a new canister every time and just refill the same one. this thing is cheap cr*p. don't get it. I just set this up the other day on my 50 gal tank and it should work but this kit is really badly made. The valve didnt even fit on the co2 bottle. I had to take a wrench and C-clamp to get it on(which took me 1 hour to finally get it on) after that it was working fine only for it to run out of co2. it didnt even last a full 24 hours. plus buying refills for this will cost you a fortune long term. you are better off buying a betting more pricey co2 system. I got mine for 170. and refiles are pretty cheap and environmentally friendly cuz you dont have to buy a new canister every time and... » Read More I just set this up the other day on my 50 gal tank and it should work but this kit is really badly made. The valve didnt even fit on the co2 bottle. I had to take a wrench and C-clamp to get it on(which took me 1 hour to finally get it on) after that it was working fine only for it to run out of co2. it didnt even last a full 24 hours. plus buying refills for this will cost you a fortune long term. you are better off buying a betting more pricey co2 system. I got mine for 170. and refiles are pretty cheap and environmentally friendly cuz you dont have to buy a new canister every time and just refill the same one. this thing is cheap cr*p. don't get it. « Show Less
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I rented a large tank from a party supply store. Make sure to get the regulator as well. I used a hose that fit over the nose piece of the regulator (the part you slip a small balloon over), slipped it into the neck of this balloon, squeezed the neck to seal it around the hose and filled away. We put my moters ashes in the balloon and sent them aloft to the jetstream (at her request!)