Perhaps! I might try opening the tap until there is absolutely no more fizz next time and see if that makes it any better.mrTbeer said:Yep I've had 1 where o ring looked twice as big when it was done.
Designed for single use?
Where did you get your cartridge Rob?Robv said:Filled an empty from one of my kegs, with the 12g cartridge carbonation seems perfect. Awesome for taking beer to parties if you already keg.
Got a couple from the local gun shop to test, will order more from finewhip or somewhere similar.JustAdam said:Where did you get your cartridge Rob?
Rocker1986 said:So, the basic process is basically empty the TK bottle, disassemble it, replace the CO2 canister, refill it with carbonated beer or flat beer with priming sugar, reassemble it and let it carbonate as you would a normal bottle if carbonating in this manner, then fit it to the dispenser and chill down?
If carbonating it in the TK bottle itself would you load it into the dispenser straight away or wait until it is carbonated?
Or am I completely off the mark here? :blink: Was thinking about going to Dans and picking one up to have a play around with on my next day off.
That's what I was thinking too. I think next Tuesday might be a bit of an investigative day. B)JustAdam said:Wait until it is carbonated, then chill it and load it. The CO2 in the canister/cap is just for dispensing pressure. Well that is a least my understanding.
Well donemrTbeer said:Here's my hack in pictures using 16g bulbs. I had some lying around for my bike.
MFL fitting ($2.50), 6mm hose (had it?), stainless clip ($1), 4mm hose and plastic (TK $23), mini-regulator ($39)
1.Remove 2.Drill 3.Assemble 4.Pour
Put a new TK bottle in here and you can reuse the lid/bulb and bottle after for your HB in another TK.
Put a used TK bottle in here and you can dispense your HB from it.
Ordered 10 off,12g sparklets from ezychargers @$1.20 ea + $10.00 P&P on Monday afternoon. They arrived early Wednesday and I was equipped with three litres of easily portable beer less than an hour later. I reckon I could refill these from a keg and be ready to go in less than 1/2 hour. My only reservations are that these are a single use container and a few refills would see leaking seals and stripped threads in the plastic where those dreadful little screws are located.Tony M said:Finewhip have no 12g bulbs until mid Sept. All you enthusiasts must have cleaned them out.
Which is why you are better off using a different gas source like mrTbeer has. I should have mine done tomorrow, slightly different to his but runs on the same principle.Tony M said:. My only reservations are that these are a single use container and a few refills would see leaking seals and stripped threads in the plastic where those dreadful little screws are located.
Thats a great job. Well done! Tell me, do we need the gauge on the mini-regulator or is all that is required simply an on/off screw? Does the TK still regulate the pressure or does the mini reg now do it?mrTbeer said:Here's my hack in pictures using 16g bulbs. I had some lying around for my bike.
MFL fitting ($2.50), 6mm hose (had it?), stainless clip ($1), 4mm hose and plastic (TK $23), mini-regulator ($39)
1.Remove 2.Drill 3.Assemble 4.Pour
Put a new TK bottle in here and you can reuse the lid/bulb and bottle after for your HB in another TK.
Put a used TK bottle in here and you can dispense your HB from it.
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