i have between 4-5meters of 5mm ID hose with a intertap flow control and get foam all the time. using about 12PSI. when i make a whear beer becomes unbearable cause i need to increase psi and the extra protein.
my kegerator has absolutely no leaks and i keep the gas on at all times. no issues on the past 2 years with it.
so i put on the pressure that the beer needs to be, as i do not want to loose co2 from the kegs. i have 5m tucked in on the side
I use barb fittings , so had to go 5mm ID and lot more...
Hi,
I have my kegerator balanced with about 5m of 5mm ID lines.
and it pours perfectly wheat beers at about 25 PSI (makes it about 4 volumes of CO2 at 2 degrees C) on the regulator with regular intertap taps.
I have decided to get a flow control intertap and put in
cant seem to make it pour...
still can't find it at https://fermentis.com/news-from-fermentis/news-and-events/ or http://www.lallemandbrewing.com/news/
i see no changes on the fermentis and the lallemand websites or packages on the instructions of the yeast. in fact on both of them they say that can cause a few other...
what are the comments on creamer taps ?
those that when you push forward, beer comes out normally and when pushed back, it creates foam.
they seem a little hard to find, just wondering if worth it.
for those light lagers would be a good idea?
It just came to my attention that I have been using the same hose for liquid and gas.
What do you guys use as gas lines?
Just a regular clear pvc from bunnings would be ok?
My big co2 canister which I use for carbing has the lines all kinked and it's time to change.
Cheers