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Originally Posted by AC_Hacker
So how will you know that your CO2 is dry?
-AC_Hacker
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Well, it's in a liquid state right now. I can tell by shaking the tanks..
No way to tell if it's clean or not. The Paintball shop stuff might be loaded with oil..
I was thinking of making a filter or maybe buying an air filter.?.
Perhaps the kind they use on shop air compressors.
Arrow Pneumatic ARR3121 ARR3121 PneuMasterAir 2-Quart Air Desiccant Dryer
What do you think? An air filter work?
Here's one from HomeDepot.
Desiccant Dryer - PA208503AV at The Home Depot
As long as the exit line at the other end (submerged in water), is open,
then CO2 PSI shouldn't be a problem. (it can get up to 900 psi otherwise).
This looks good too..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MEWAX:IT
It's the type used on heat pumps. (Bi-directional).