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Crescent City,northern California

Does anyone know if it is possible to an air compressor as the o2 source for an tea brewer? with the use of a regulator i could keep the cfm at a low enough level.

1/23/2010 1:37:25 PM

Nicholls Georgia

we will have air pumps for sale soon stop by our site at

www.southeasternorganics.com

2/6/2010 5:25:54 PM

Niagara Falls,NY

I used a small craftsman commpressor(one for inflating tires and such) last year and it worked fine. Hooked it up to a 25ft soaker hose,put it in a 15 gal. barrel.

2/8/2010 1:04:37 PM

Crescent City,northern California

sweet idea punk'n lvr.thanks for the info.

2/10/2010 9:57:14 PM

Western ny

see www.HorticltureSource.com model eco-5066

3/26/2010 2:25:50 PM

Murray, KY

so in theory I can take my 150 cfm @90 psi compressor (used for sandblasting) and brew how many gallons? lol I can make a whole pond full of brew...right?

sorry, just trying to add a little humor

4/5/2010 6:47:46 AM

Michigan

I use a small aquarium pump. a valve, tubing and three bubblers on each tube.

6/23/2010 2:45:21 PM

Owensboro, Ky.

I use two of the largest aquarium pumps I can buy at my local tropical fish store, split each into two air lines, weigh em down, and do not use bubblers...just the open air lines...works well im my lil 10 gallon bucket!!! The pump's are rated for 90 gallon tanks!!! Peace, Wayne
KyP, in theory yes, you can....add a little humor that is!!!! And it sorta depends on the size of yer pond!!!

6/23/2010 11:47:32 PM