Sounds like you need an evaporator. Or, a fan to blow on the regulator.
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Blowing drains
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Victor makes a high-volume regulator for CO2. If I recall correctly, it has an aluminum block with fins.
Bob
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What I have is a regulator like this one:
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The regulators used on soft drink dispensers are good enough for inflating tires and blowing dirt out of things but don't have the flow for a lot of other things. Most look like this one:
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TDD
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I use an ancient 2-stage oxygen regulator for CO2 (I changed it out with a CO2 connector) but I only use it for low-volume stuff, like carbonating beverages or occasionally inflating a tire.
I bought a medical oxygen regulator/flowmeter (cheap) to try with CO2, but it will take a little more work to convert it because it has nonstandard threads where the tank nipple screws into the regulator body.
Bob