jacknohe
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Hmmm, I like it. Would be perfect. Not sure if the sizes are right though. Need it to be 1/4" MFL to 5/16" OD Hose.mrTbeer said:
Hmmm, I like it. Would be perfect. Not sure if the sizes are right though. Need it to be 1/4" MFL to 5/16" OD Hose.mrTbeer said:
I'd been bookmarking all the smaller vessel kegging systems I came across, as I'm not in a position to deal with a 2nd fridge and all the hooha of big-boy kegging. I was pretty keen on this one, which fits your description: http://minikeg.net.au though it still runs off the little CO2 chargers.Captain Morgan said:If there was a decent, stainless steel 5(ish) litre keg system available ...
theres been threads about them as well.carpedaym said:I'd been bookmarking all the smaller vessel kegging systems I came across, as I'm not in a position to deal with a 2nd fridge and all the hooha of big-boy kegging. I was pretty keen on this one, which fits your description: http://minikeg.net.au though it still runs off the little CO2 chargers.
4 x5L kegs for $200; I don't know if that qualifies as a realistic price or not...
I think this is a very doable situation for most people who can't run a second fridge for kegs.I've finally bit the bullet, have filled some "kegs" with some galaxy/citra/cascade APA and is currently carbing. I initially recharged them with 12g bulbs, but I dont really fancy the idea of replacing Orings on the brown/orange plastic cap that houses the striking pin every couple of fills, Ive already had a couple stretch/fail on me just taking the bottle out of the unit.
Have just ordered a sodastream adapter, keg king reg, and just got to get myself some 6mm hose, some clamps, a sodastream cylinder and another TK head, so ill have beer on tap very soon...in a small package. I was contemplating going with a corny keg setup...but dont have the funds to power another fridge, so the tap king will be the best comprimise.
Would love some pics of that process please!pist said:I've finally bit the bullet, have filled some "kegs" with some galaxy/citra/cascade APA and is currently carbing. I initially recharged them with 12g bulbs, but I dont really fancy the idea of replacing Orings on the brown/orange plastic cap that houses the striking pin every couple of fills, Ive already had a couple stretch/fail on me just taking the bottle out of the unit.
Have just ordered a sodastream adapter, keg king reg, and just got to get myself some 6mm hose, some clamps, a sodastream cylinder and another TK head, so ill have beer on tap very soon...in a small package. I was contemplating going with a corny keg setup...but dont have the funds to power another fridge, so the tap king will be the best comprimise.
What would I do without you....Beerisyummy said:They pour well at the 10-12psi mark.
You're right! I'm just fortunate that the gas bottle and reg tuck away in the back of this particular shelf on the fridge that never really had much on there...Beerisyummy said:Now you just need to drill a hole in the fridge for the gas line and slowly convince the missus that a 19l corny isn't much bigger than a TapKing.
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