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WTB secondary inline regulator preferably mic romantic

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Engibeer

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Hey all

I'm after a secondary regulator for my co2 setup.

I'm after the in line type.

I don't have room in my fridge to piggy back off another high pressure reg.

Happy to pay shipping etc

Matt
 
Do you need to have the regulator in the fridge ?
I have a dual regulator set-up, one regulator is used for maturing the beer at 15 psi and the other at 0.4 psi for poring. I got the connector from Keg King, does the job perfectly.

Picture in situ...

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I don't need to but I would prefer to for ease of storage it takes up less room /neat.ImageUploadedByAussie Home Brewer1460714290.615456.jpg
 
I have chosen to occupy the room in my fridge for kegs,a gas bottle and regulators in the fridge are not in my thinking,each unto his own...I get 5 kegs in my fridge...larger fridge than yours but totally dedicated to kegs.

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I ended up buying a secondary regulator from this mob on ebay
https://www.ebay.com.au/ulk/itm/131321365569

I got a dual-body one. Bit of a mission setting it up, as the input barb is larger than your typical gas line. Needs an 8mm ID line. However now that I've got it running it's pretty solid, no leaks.
 
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