Tank Airflow Controller?

[Caveclown]

Hello and good day,

I was wondering if anyone has had experience with using a "tank Airflow Controller" and your opinions on it? I have a few items I use that I love how they work all in all except for one major issue and it is the airy draw I get when using them. So I have read about these airflow controllers and they seem like the perfect idea, which got me thinking about peoples experiences with using one, so if you have one, or have used one please let me know.

I wish I had thought about this product before I placed my order for some stuff just the other day so I could have just ordered one for the few dollars they cost... oh well guess it gives me the excuse to think of some other stuff to add to my collection to make the shipping cost worth it. Or if anyone knows of a company that would mail one out in a basic envelope for the 60 cents or whatever it is please let me know (Wish there was some free shipping places in Canada).

 

[BigLebowski]

I have one, works well with tightening the draw on the Protank. Got mine at madvapes, cost like $5 shipped.

 

[Jazzi Mike]

There are people that seem to swear by it on here. Never used one as I don't have an issue with the Protank.

 

[Caveclown]

I checked madvapes, to bad at the moment they dont have any in stock, plus I am going to have to mail them to ask what the shipping will be to Canada for that one small item. I was almost thinking I could probably make one up something similar in my garage playing around... might be a hobby project to do until I get one.

 

[Caveclown]

Was wondering if anyone has attempted to build their own airflow controller. I was thinking it might be a fun tinkering thing to do over the weekend... any suggestions on what might work best?

 

[Abbell]

I have read some people use toothpicks to slow airflow and some other different methods. I have many different brands and styles of tanks so they are all a bit different for airflow. I personally just change how fast I draw.
That said it does sound like an interesting project. Perhaps a flush mount adapter with several holes that have screws to alter the airflow would work on many styles of tanks.