How much liquid to fill and how many chargers needed for each fill?
1125464
There is a line inside the container, do not fill past that, and for whipped cream I use 2 chargers, shake well.
2001331
It is not really exact. You just fill it as needed. I typically fill it every week just to be sure it is full.
1548619
The chargers are steel and recycleable like a steel food can. No, you can't refill any soda charger anywhere yourself like a butane lighter or inkjet cartridge. This a a high pressure item, think something like filling a diver's air tank. You would need a CO2 tank under high pressure, a way to fill it in the tiny cartridge still under high pressure and then seal it. You'd also have to inspect the cartridge for tiny flaws and not overfill because an exploding cartridge could remove fingers, eyes or do other damage. It's not really a do it yourself project.
513412
This steamer has a cup and funnel, its small. I can't say how much except its a small amount. The steame has to be re-filled frequently.
380837
If you are talking about the C88+, the best option is the refillables. I've saved a TON of money using them. You can find them here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0051MQC4K/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 You can fill them with any of the following: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0071LBO3I/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0071LFXK8/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002AAZ602/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
913626
yes, one bag is plenty for this unit. You have to screw the meter/top off the top of the tank; it just screws/twists off like any bolt or cap. Then take out the long tube from the tank. The old resin will be kind of mushy and slimy mixed with water. I just dumped it into plastic bag that I had cut some small holes in the bottom to let the water out and the old resin stayed in the bag. Then rinse out the tank till its clean. To put the new resin in, I used a large funnel. If you can have two people it is better; one to hold and shake the funnel and one to pour the resin in. It is kind of sticky, but pours well. If you don't have a funnel you can make one by rolling up some heavy paper. It is almost impossible to pour the new resin into the hole without a funnel. You need to make sure you get the tube back into the tank before pouring in the new resin and you should tape the top of the tube so you don't get any resin in it while pouring it in. Good luck!
663592
Depends on how much you intend to use it. Since I am the only user and I don't go out for more than a day/overnight I only fill it about half full.
254917
Not an electrican engineer or anything but as I understand it, AMPs is basically "power flow"... if you think of it terms of water, you're trying to fill a swimming pool... do you want to fill it at 5 gallons per minute or 20 gallons per minute? That's the 0.5 amp (that a standard USB plug on a computer provides) or at 2.1 amp (the new plugs). Now, not all devices can handle 2.1 amp which is why it's important to purchase a charging cable that's made for your device. Yes, there is a little chip in a lot of the new chargers that will determine the best amperage to charge your device at.ex: the "lighting chargers" for Apple devices will charge at 2.1 amp but not if you plug them in to a 1 or 0.5 amp port. Not an electrican engineer or anything but as I understand it, AMPs is basically "power flow"... if you think of it terms of water, you're trying to fill a swimming pool... do you want to fill it at 5 gallons per minute or 20 gallons per minute? That's the 0.5 amp (that a standard USB plug on a computer provides) or at 2.1 amp (the new plugs). Now, not all devices can handle 2.1 amp which is why it's important to purchase a charging cable that's made for your device. Yes, there is a little chip in a lot of the new chargers that will determine the best amperage to charge your... » Read More Not an electrican engineer or anything but as I understand it, AMPs is basically "power flow"... if you think of it terms of water, you're trying to fill a swimming pool... do you want to fill it at 5 gallons per minute or 20 gallons per minute? That's the 0.5 amp (that a standard USB plug on a computer provides) or at 2.1 amp (the new plugs). Now, not all devices can handle 2.1 amp which is why it's important to purchase a charging cable that's made for your device. Yes, there is a little chip in a lot of the new chargers that will determine the best amperage to charge your device at.ex: the "lighting chargers" for Apple devices will charge at 2.1 amp but not if you plug them in to a 1 or 0.5 amp port. « Show Less
1030219
A lot but don't fill up the entire base. Just fill up about slightly more than half, then the rest water. The wet sand/water mix is enough to keep it pretty stable for ordinary striking routine.
1636544
300 watts of solar panels to charge the batteries and run the pump. 4 group 24 deep cycle should due and a 30 amp charger. also there have been problems with pump and i have one go out after just three months. so you might look at another pump
1445150
Dump and flush batteries, mix kit with distilled water for each battery, finish filling battery with distilled water, charge batteries normally until charger cuts off automatically, I was able to save 3 of my six batteries. Date batteries= 2003. This did save a fair amount above cost of kit.
692392
It was pretty simple to fill. I just poured the peppercorns in, didn't spill too many. I imagine a small funnel would work if the size was big enough to accommodate the peppercorns.
1697630
I fill a 25oz water bottle twice if it's totally full, the top takes about 1 so you need 2 filters to do that.
821766
I found a zillion answers to this question and there are several formulas for calculating capacity. We figured it to be 12, 500 gallons of water.
2242288
I use one element and I can bring 26 gallons of 20% alcohol mash to a boil in 1.5 hours. I'd say an hour for 13 gallons of water around 22 amps.
1177644
Liquid fill max is a "fluid" answer. Excuse the pun!! It really depends on the thickness (viscosity) of the fluid. If thin, I would go about 60%; thick 75%. Depending on solids, pulse first and then run. The general rule is that fluid capacity is anout half of solids, so 7 cups would be the benchmark. However, the Elite has a great seal (one of its' features). I usually go with 3/4 and have never had a problem. Hope this helps.
311585
Hello Mirell I think 3 cups but it's not recomended to fill until it's full. I use it everyday and still love it !!