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Re: CO2 filling problem-

In Reply to: Re: CO2 filling problem- posted by Tom Sparkman on September 29, 2003 at 00:58:45:

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Posted by:
tkalb
on September 29, 2003 at 22:30:18

Tom:
Thanks for your insight. I came to the same conclusion about the dip tube as well. I'll take it back the get the seller to check out the length. As I understand, it should be about 1/2"-1" above the bottome of the tank. (?)
Imn the mean time will try refreezing the bottles to see what happens.
Tom

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: Tom: : Thanks for your insight. I came to the same conclusion about the dip tube as well. I'll take it back the get the seller to check out the length. As I understand, it should be about 1/2"-1" above the bottome of the tank. (?) : Imn the mean time will try refreezing the bottles to see what happens. : Tom

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