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Here is the pressure relief valve on the "in" port of the keg - it is basically set to 0~2 psi.
![]() The CO2 hooked up to the conical. ![]() And finally, it pushing the beer. ![]()
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Website: Deep Six Brewing Co. Merchandise: http://zazzle.com/deepsix Projects: HERMs Setup v2.0 | Fermentation Cabinets | Milling Station | Wort Chilling Station| Walk-in Cooler | Kegerator "If thair is no gas bing pasted thru the air lock check for a leak." "Handcrafted Brewing - A guide for All home brewers!" by Stan Richards, RFC - Copyright 1992. |
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2+ years, 138 brews
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The ingenuity of folks on this board always amazes me.
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: San Diego, CA
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Looks great!
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Sweet! It does look like your relief valve is spraying pizza sauce though.
![]() How do you prevent overfilling the keg? |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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Thanks John Beere. A picture is worth a thousand words, as they say.
It looks like you are using a plastic QD on the conical racking port valve. I think I'll try just pushing a hose on the plastic hose barb that came with my conical. What kind of quick connect is that you have attached to your beer out post on the keg? It doesn't look like a normal black plastic beer out connector. Where do you get those pressure relief valves? |
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The beer was chilled all the way down to 32 for two days before transfering. Its very clear how full the kegs are as they fill due to the condensation that forms on the outside... but once you hear gurgling from the pressure relief valve, you know its done! just gotta be ready for it...
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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What do you guys do with all that beer? I'm going to assume it's all kegged. I don't like the idea of using up 3 kegs for 1 type of beer. You must have alot of friends that help you consume it or somthing.
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2 kegs actually - brewing 10 gallon batches. The extra space in the fermenters is just head space fermentation.
You'd be suprised how fast it goes. One 5 gallon corny = 40 pints. That doesn't last long when a few "friends" show up...
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Website: Deep Six Brewing Co. Merchandise: http://zazzle.com/deepsix Projects: HERMs Setup v2.0 | Fermentation Cabinets | Milling Station | Wort Chilling Station| Walk-in Cooler | Kegerator "If thair is no gas bing pasted thru the air lock check for a leak." "Handcrafted Brewing - A guide for All home brewers!" by Stan Richards, RFC - Copyright 1992. |
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