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My belief is the CO2 gremlins spend most of their time dancing on top of the water - creating the agitation needed to de-gas CO2 rapidly so they can get their high on the overly saturated gas that easily comes from the surface of the water.
It is what they live and exist for.
But in your case, it sounds like a leak - as if you're at 1-3 bps, that volume of flow tells me there's gremlins that left the top of the tank water and are messin with you between the B/C and the tank. I know you said you soaped it, but a B/C is also a good flow meter.
Last option is to weigh the tank before and after it is filled to see if you're getting ripped of on the filling - but I find that highly unlikely.
- Jeff
It is what they live and exist for.
But in your case, it sounds like a leak - as if you're at 1-3 bps, that volume of flow tells me there's gremlins that left the top of the tank water and are messin with you between the B/C and the tank. I know you said you soaped it, but a B/C is also a good flow meter.
Last option is to weigh the tank before and after it is filled to see if you're getting ripped of on the filling - but I find that highly unlikely.
- Jeff
