Revolutionary way to inject CO2 or Commercial crap?

http://www.barrreport.com/co2-aquatic-plant-fertilization/5236-has-anyone-tried-electronic-regulator.html

IMO, I still think it should reduce the effect of EOTD better than a regular
single stage regulator (bigger bubbles at same BPS vs bigger bubbles at higher BPS).

 

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Hi Jonny, Nipat,

Jonny’s point that bubble rate is not all there is to CO2 injection is certainly correct. In fact, I believe bubble rate comparisons are for the most part, useless and people spend way too much time and gas on this drivel. If the bubble rate is so important and you have an electronic device, why are we counting LED flashes?

I have to go with the conclusions that Tom Barr and VaughnH reach in http://www.barrreport.com/co2-aquatic-plant-fertilization/5236-has-anyone-tried-electronic-regulator.html I have honestly never seen this dreaded End of Tank Dump Syndrome and the cases where I regard the people reporting the incident reliable has been around single stage or cheap requlators.

I like the folks at AquariumPlants.com Largest online sales / service site for the live aquarium plants & aquarium products community. I have purchased plants from them and not once been disappointed, however their failure to answer Jonny’s query leads me do wonder about their statement “We guarantee, that, nowhere on this planet can you find a BETTER or MORE PRECISE regulator! (This is OUR baby, we built it, tested it, and patent it)” at AquariumPlants.com's Electronic Co2 Regulator it is a big old world and lately I have seen some high precision devices.

The other question I have and Tom Barr touched on this: What happens when it fails? I have yet in my many revolutions of the sun seen a solenoid (or for that matter any other device) that can’t fail.

Having said all of that I think you people ought to by a couple and tell us how they work.

Biollante