How else are you supposed to keg hop? So has any one keg hopped one of these bad boys yet?Batz said:If you carb up your 19lt corney it quite OK to remove the lid for a short period for whatever reason.
Exactly Bridges, now keg hop a mini? Why not? Perhaps some sort of small tea ball or hop bag.Bridges said:How else are you supposed to keg hop? So has any one keg hopped one of these bad boys yet?
I'm sure there are all sorts of equations for this. Being a dumb arse fitter and brewer, I like to try it and see the results myself.mtb said:I'd love if Lyrebird_Cycles or someone with equivalent know-how could chime in on this. Is a material amount of carbonation lost from the beer when transferring carbed beer to a minikeg, screwing on the cap, allowing the CO2 to equilibrate and re-pressurise the headspace, then unscrewing the lid (purging the CO2 from the headspace) and attaching a ball lock head?
If it's a matter of limiting headspace to equilibrate with, I guess the aim is to fill as close to the neck as possible (while allowing room for the dip tube).
Obviously there'd be some loss, but maybe not enough to cause concern.
Kingy said:I've filled mine with a pilsner and capped it and stored in fridge for a week then took it out and put the head on and drank it and noticed no loss in carbonation. I've stored my 2 litre a few weeks this way and noticed no difference either. You don't even need the gas to serve if your gunna drink it all that arvo. Just use it like a big growler.
I've woke up in the morning and noticed a schooner of beer sitting in the fridge from the night before and I still drink it but.
AgreeYob said:I think I'll randalizer flow into the mini.. Seems safer to me
Well depending on the answer from Mark, I might volunteer up this one for youBatz said:I think the regulators are the problem with these things, mine both work but take time to raise/lower the pressure. It does not show on the gauge for a while, and both seem somewhat different. I find them OK just the same, it took me all of 5 minutes to work them out.
I would be interested in obtaining a returned unit so I could pull it down and post pictures here on how to repair them. I have asked be not received a reply as yet.
Hope you have more luck with your next one.
Batz
To be honest, I couldn't screw it in any harder if I tried...well,maybe with some vice grips...Zorco said:Maybe try this: screw in the build much harder. Compress that seal and drive the barb past the metal face of the bulb.
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