Like I said before, ain't nothin you can teach these people you do different about your process that makes it any better than anyone else using power 5. Good now that you understand my point, I would like to state something on another deviation from my methods, from which I created. I like my co-solvent to hit the matrix at like 1,000 psi if not higher. Here I use ethanol and dry ice filling the green tank, the baby tank has an oz in it, then I screw together and make sure the valve is closed. At the other end is a check valve and I tank transfer co2 at this point. Your gauge can hit quite high. I've hit 2,000 psi on this type of fill and as it warms it will get higher. So there isn't an addition of heat needed and bleed off any foreseen overpressure w its rate of increase. So if you see your gauge climbing fast towards your max psi rating, crack that bitch until enough headroom is made for your peace of mind, Re-close the valve and maybe now heat can be added. So Dr.brownstainforbrains, you see how I try to teach but dumb shits like yourself make it real hard to do so? And Dan, it's hard to believe the credentials you have(superstoner or whatever), but who am I to discredit or not to read your posts prior to writing w you recently? I assume people know I am co2xtractr or fusionfreak2009 from my youtube channels where I do have the first video showing a co2 extraction, thus making it easier for a whole industry to break out the dark ages and get current w some more modern applications that are GREEN.