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  1. I just picked up this CO2 powered inflater, plus a 12g extra
    cartridge. When I put the 12g cartridge in the unit, I can
    screw the cup nearly ALL the way together without the
    cartridge being pierced. I'm curious if the last <1/8" is
    gonna both pierce the cartridge and seal it! The 16g
    cartridge that came with the unit is longer and therefore
    it's obvious that it will be properly pierced when I screw
    the cup on all the way. These cartridges are non-threaded.
    The instructions say that they can be used, AND the 12g is
    made by Innovations. What am I missing? Is there supposed
    to be a spacer for use with the 12g? The instructions don't
    mention one. So far it looks pretty IFFY...

    David

  2. Mine works fine with the 12g carts, I never tried with the 16g. I
    modified mine a bit... I drilled a hole in the bottom of the plastic
    piece just the size of the nipple on the 12g cart, so that I can
    reverse the cart and screw the thing together without risk of piercing
    the seal.

    David said:

    I just picked up this CO2 powered inflater, plus a 12g extra
    cartridge. When I put the 12g cartridge in the unit, I can
    screw the cup nearly ALL the way together without the
    cartridge being pierced. I'm curious if the last <1/8" is
    gonna both pierce the cartridge and seal it! The 16g
    cartridge that came with the unit is longer and therefore
    it's obvious that it will be properly pierced when I screw
    the cup on all the way. These cartridges are non-threaded.
    The instructions say that they can be used, AND the 12g is
    made by Innovations. What am I missing? Is there supposed
    to be a spacer for use with the 12g? The instructions don't
    mention one. So far it looks pretty IFFY...

    David

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    Todd Enlund
    http://www.photografik.net/lonelyneuron/

    "Bandits at 3 O'Clock"
    "Roger. What should I do 'till then?"

  3. Todd, the one I bought today already has a hole in it so
    that I can reverse the cart. for storage. I've got a
    feeling the one I just purchased has a longer "multicup"
    than yours, as the packaging states, "New multicup accepts
    economy 16 gram non-threaded CO2 cartridge". And therein
    lies my question; the multicup is so deep that the 12g
    cartridge isn't being pushed far enough into the puncturing
    device.

    David

    Todd Enlund said:

    Mine works fine with the 12g carts, I never tried with the 16g. I
    modified mine a bit... I drilled a hole in the bottom of the plastic
    piece just the size of the nipple on the 12g cart, so that I can
    reverse the cart and screw the thing together without risk of piercing
    the seal.

    David said:

    I just picked up this CO2 powered inflater, plus a 12g extra
    cartridge. When I put the 12g cartridge in the unit, I can
    screw the cup nearly ALL the way together without the
    cartridge being pierced. I'm curious if the last <1/8" is
    gonna both pierce the cartridge and seal it! The 16g
    cartridge that came with the unit is longer and therefore
    it's obvious that it will be properly pierced when I screw
    the cup on all the way. These cartridges are non-threaded.
    The instructions say that they can be used, AND the 12g is
    made by Innovations. What am I missing? Is there supposed
    to be a spacer for use with the 12g? The instructions don't
    mention one. So far it looks pretty IFFY...

    David

    --

    Todd Enlund
    http://www.photografik.net/lonelyneuron/

    "Bandits at 3 O'Clock"
    "Roger. What should I do 'till then?"

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