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This one measures 112mm x 88mm at the longest and widest points. (Measured underneath the lid)

I reckon I might have one mate. Are you able to post up a pic, and dimensions? When Schweppes were still using figals, they went through a couple of different manufacturers, so therefore there are a few different styles of them out there.

Just a heads up in case anyone was looking at this one on Gumtree. The ice bank chiller is used, and the vendor is asking more than the list price for a new and warrantied unit. He claims that a new one is worth $3K. This is ballshite...

They have an internal self seating PRV. This is quite acceptable for the home brew market, but perhaps not appropriate for commercial use, as this style of PRV is not able to vent full cylinder pressure in the event of catastrophic regulator failure. Most HB guys only use small cylinders.

I can't really add anything useful to what has already been said above mate. I tend to think that you may have a leak somewhere. At that temp and pressure, the water in your beer should be gobbling up the CO2 like crazy. One thought though: Is it a new cylinder of gas? (i.e just been refilled?)...

Is that my SWMBO from my avatar? I haven't seen her since Friday night. Hope she's okay? :(

Not nearly as cheap as your solution at around 30 bucks each, but a lot of Perlick owners use these as well.

Can they tell you the wall thickness of the glass? EDIT: All care - no responsibility, I reckon they would take 15 psi. You can just about stop that pressure with your finger.

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Or one of these?

Blu tac is your friend. Stick it to the bottom of your keg.

One is too many, and a thousand is not enough...

You are right @Mardoo Harris are pretty compact. The body of the comet reg is about half the diameter though. :bigcheers:

This is correct.

What dimensions are you after? In my opinion, the CIG Comet regs are some of the better regs you will find on the market, and are approx 1/2 the diameter of the KK ones. Much more exxy than the KK ones, but they aren't a toy like the KK ones. ;) I have had this one for about 30 years.

If you have a mate that is a sparky, he should be able to just replace the cable with a longer one for a couple of bucks. Putting a collar in the freezer will void your warranty anyway.

In my opinion, if you are talking about beer, I have always been of the school of thought that the less beer in the line, the better (as long as the line is balanced.) I would be looking at insulation instead.

Are you sure the ID is 6mm? 6 x 8 is an unusual tube size. Usually with 8mm OD, the ID will be 4 or 5mm. It may not be JG compatible. But I am a commercial installer, and it may be common in the HB market. I would take a bit of tube with me to be sure. You may need to use a tube to hose stem if...

What size tubing are you using @mattyh77?

Cocko is correct, if you get a bit of 3/8 or 5/8 allthread (Stainless steel) you could use one of these for a little extra coin