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I don't think sodastream have changed their bottle threads. They used to make a 20L bottle, then moved to a 40L (I think those were the volumes...), but the threads remained the same. Not sure if there was any other types before those...

If you're after a functional drip tray, not necessarily a good lookin' one, I used some of this to make one - https://www.bunnings.com.au/everhard-easydrain-1m-compact-channel-with-80mm-black-polymer-grate_p4770222 Works a treat! <$20 all up (you need to buy an end cap, unless you have a...

DU99 - 1 (await cost before ordering reg) malt junkie - 2 Bradsbrew - 1 ​Luggy - 1 Cosdog - 1 (no Reg) Stilvia - 1 (no reg ) Schooner_downunder - 1 (no Reg) Ratchie - 2 (no regs) Technobabble66 - 1 (probably no reg, depending on cost) TJP - 1 (probably no reg, depending on cost) sp0rk - 1...

I'll probably be in as well, just need to know what kind of cash we're looking at here...

Okay, regretting buying the Kegking version now...

What I took away from his talk wasn't so much that Belgian strains would be better at getting the wheat beer characteristics we all know, but instead these strains can throw off all these flavours in high amounts, which is undesirable in some styles of beer. Point being that you need to get the...

I hear that entry fee is a lot more than 8 bucks

I don't know, it seemed to get a lot of people excited. The same way as union picket lines get exciting.

What does the met add over pure perc?

From memory, that regulator wall thing was a good distance from the taps. I suspect they'll have quite like ID lines going from the kegs to the taps, and then have some restrictors or valves in place to give it the right back pressure for what the PSI is set at.

Doesn't fix your hose length though! Unless you want a flat saison coming out of your 1m 6mm hose...

I was thinking of making up a couple of lines with MFL connections on each end, to easily swap them out based on the beer style being poured. Not sure if that's really necessary anymore.... Though a short one for sparkling water would be good, no need to restrict that at all.

Awesome tool. What I take away from it is, with 5mm line, about 3 meters seems to be a sweet spot, for various options...

Nice work, I like the simplicity and immediate feedback on the chart. Next step is to get some kind of accuracy with the CO2 pressure I'm putting into my kegs.

I (think) I'm experiencing something similar with a 2 way manifold from KegKing (probably more about the check valves, rather than the manifold though). I'm having to up the PSI on my reg way over what is expected according to the carbonation chart, I reckon I'm dropping about 5 PSI, but no...

That's a gorgeous bit of kit. But **** me dead that's expensive for the home gamer.

I had the same deal. I've bought 2 el-cheapos now, along with a "certified" calibrated weight to test/calibrate them with. Both have been spot on, +/-0.01g, good enough for me.

Eff yeah. Count me in. These things are great!

So the consensus is not to use the tradeflame regulator with the tradeflame oxy cylinder?

Prince Wine Store in Albion Street in Essendon is up Moonee Ponds direction, and a good shop. Depends on what side of Moonee Ponds you are I suppose.