How long does a paintball cylinder typically last when used on a 50-gal tank?
1731478
I use it on my 75 gal aquarium. The cylinder lasted from early August until mid-October.
1731479
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.
1731480
I've never used one on a 50.mine usually last over 3 months on my 10 gal so i would say it would last about 1 month and a half.
1731481
That entirely depends on your needs. Mine runs 24hours because tank has overflows that off gas the CO2. I originally had it in a timer to only come on during the day. I lee my drop checker green and my tank lasts about a month for a 30gal heavily planted tank
1731482
for my 30 gallon i get about 2 month at a high rate, depends on what size tank you have as well, with a 20oz
1731483
On my 44 gallon a 24 oz bottle has been going for 6 weeks and is not even half empty. One note if there is a power failure, cycle your regulator. It does not go back on automatically.
426882
Hi Herbert... If you are asking about once fired then holstered, it will last almost indefinitely... but if the seal on the valve assembly is worn or leaky then perhaps 2-3 weeks. You can see the valve assembly before you place the cartridge in tube, there is a replaceable seal washer, for the stem of cartridge to push against. To help increase the gas seal use a very small amount of Crosman Pelloil on the tip of the cartridge before loading into position and screwing end cap on. This action will increase "at rest" non shooting life of CO2. Happy shooting, I hope that will help.... Regards David (Milton Keynes, UK)
243315
Not exactly sure but my guess would be 4 to 6 hours. I have run it on high in a cold hunting blind with a small canister for about 2 1/2 hours before I had to change cans. Hope this helps.
389386
It actually depends on what water you put in it. I go to the dtore and buy the water from the machines that use UV. I normally drink the five gallons in about 5 or 6 days. If you want it to last a long time, put clorox in it. We went camping many times and had 55 gallon drums, and the lasted about a month. These bottles are BPH free, so no taste goes into the water
869156
Right out of the box brand new on the highest setting running non-stop: 16oz will take anywhere between (I wanna say) 4-6 hours-ish??? A 1 liter bottle is double that. If you take a butane lighter and make parallel marks around the circumference of a 2-liter (making it strong enough to work and "looking" like the bottle over there in the picture) you can then double THAT time to around 24-36 hours. I have found, though, that it seriously depends on the newness of your machine, i.e., the newness and quality of your supersonic ceramic pad that creates the mist. They degrade over time, need to be cleaned, and eventually replaced. The replacement should be every few years or so. That is, if it is run 24/7 pretty much like I do to them. I am using them for the adding of heatless-humidity to a grow-chamber for some rare carnivorous plants. So algae has been a problem but is not a problem if kept clean - which, me being admittedly a bit lazy, can tend to let them go for a while. Even with algae growing on the little pads, they still work great to my surprise. Hope this helps...
439153
roughly 8 hours on a full tank. You can set a timer function to automatically turn off after a few hours.
546467
One small tank will last up to four hours if you have it on low. If you turn it full blast, it last 1.5 hours.
344922
I'm going to try to find out, but since it is 6 years ago, you are smart to be finding out. I often buy this by the gallon and it lasts me 18 months and it is fine. Also, I've had 32 oz container pump bottle stored in a closet for a long time and it is fine, even tho that closet gets hot. edit: I have two 32 ouncers open and being used. I don't see a product date; I do see the copyright year, one in 2010, the other 2012. This is copyright of the insignia or printed info. There is a toll free number for questions which is 888-659-7730; from my area that would be preceded by the number 1. If yours is newly purchased, you deserve a fresh one.
468523
'72 Super Beetle. I have bought two of these tanks. Mind you, they are Stainless Steel plated. To give them a longer life, I had them clear coated. Also ... I only run ethanol free gas in my cars, as a normal tank, if it sits, will be eaten up by regular gas. If you drive it daily, a regular tank will last 20 years. These tanks, however, are excellent quality and I am very pleased with the two I purchased.
699217
It holds a little bit over One gallon and it runs for over 8 hours on a full tank at 50% load. I ran it daily on a recent camping trip. We used it for running the microwave and getting the evening news and the initial fill up lasted a week.
1792657
My CO2 cylinder has been in the gun for over 3 months, and is still fine. My guess would be that as is it ages, it will last less, due to the seals.It's not a very expensive gun...............we'll see!!
228392
My present 50ml size has lasted me 2 and 1/2 months and still not quite empty. I use it 2x daily and sometimes more if needed. It is really cost efficient
1952244
According to the manufacturer this unit uses .46 gallons per hour, but that is running continuously on high. Therefore, it should last about 43 hours at that level. Actual length of time would depend on factors like how cold it is outside, how high you set the thermostat, the size of space being heated, and how much insulation it has. When it's around freezing outside mine kicks on about 1/3 of the time on natural gas so I would expect it to last six days on a tankful if I switched it to propane. If the natural gas stops flowing I will simply hand it next to the window, run the supply line through the cracked window, and fill in the rest with a towel. Another advantage of this one over a cheap tank topper is that it has a low oxygen sensor so you do not have to worry about going to sleep with it on. Mine has been on all winter for four years and the only time the sensor shuts it down is when the jet needs cleaned which only required a drinking straw and lungs.
978787
I have the older style tank with plastic frame top and bottom so I can not answer you on the "Edge" styling. The "larger size" CO2 will last about 1 month running 1 bubble a second, 10 hours a day. I have been with a 5 lb. tank for almost two years now and am working from memory.
677068
The time a tank of propane will last depends on if you run it on low medium are high.... If you run it on low none stop a tank will last about 20hrs on medium none stop about 12hrs on high none stop a tank will normally last about 8 to 10hrs max..... I use mine out in my shop and it puts of great heat even on low so I would think it would work for a green house.
353353
I'm guessing you're asking how long a canister will last? It depends, of course, on how high you keep your flame. I found that it EATS gas if I try to heat a normal weight spaghetti pot full of water. I now make sure that I heat water such as that in a camping (light weight) pot. With "regular cooking", a canister will last me between two and three weeks at home. Some nights I don't use it at all. Other nights I use it for between a half hour and an hour. One canister definitely lasts me through a three-day camping trip (but I always bring an extra one in reserve). Note that you can't use a wide pot or fry pan on most of the portable stoves. That's because it would overhang the canister and overheat it. You can imagine the result.
1424612
I have used mine with the timer set at 15sec every 5 to 10 min for 4 to 6 hours at a time and have done maybe a dozen parties and I have used a gallon and a half total.... One tanks lasts a lot longer than I ever expected.