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**claphamsa** · 03-12-2009, 07:35 PM

If I have my stout jacked up to 20 psi... and disconnected it, how many beers could I poor before it would stop?

If I use the beer gun and fill bottles, and cap them... how long will they hold pressure for? (going on vacation

) What is wrong with just putting a bottle under the tap and filling it?

flyangler18 · 03-12-2009, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by claphamsa

If I have my stout jacked up to 20 psi... and disconnected it, how many beers could I poor before it would stop?

Probably a gallon of pure foam. You'll definitely want to vent off the excess pressure or you'll waste an awful lot of beer. Disconnect the gas, vent, rehook up the gas and hit it with just enough to push the beer until the gas stops moving, then disconnect and serve.

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If I use the beer gun and fill bottles, and cap them... how long will they hold pressure for? (going on vacation

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I've had bottles BMBFed for 6+ months; perfect carb and perfect flavor.

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What is wrong with just putting a bottle under the tap and filling it?

Nothing, if you plan on consuming those bottles in a day or two. Otherwise, the beer will oxidize and taste like crap, not to mention potentially pick up infection from the tap.

Cpt_Kirks · 03-12-2009, 08:50 PM

How much resistance would you need for a no-foam pour at 20 psi?

20 feet of 3/16 line?

**claphamsa** · 03-12-2009, 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by flyangler18

Probably a gallon of pure foam. You'll definitely want to vent off the excess pressure or you'll waste an awful lot of beer. Disconnect the gas, vent, rehook up the gas and hit it with just enough to push the beer until the gas stops moving, then disconnect and serve.

I've had bottles BMBFed for 6+ months; perfect carb and perfect flavor.

Nothing, if you plan on consuming those bottles in a day or two. Otherwise, the beer will oxidize and taste like crap, not to mention potentially pick up infection from the tap.

thanks! so when i run real low on one of my kegs and wanna switch it... I can just bottle the last 4-5 bottls worth.....

boogyman · 03-12-2009, 11:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Cpt_Kirks

How much resistance would you need for a no-foam pour at 20 psi?

20 feet of 3/16 line?

minimum of 10 feet. 3/16 id line has a resistance of about 2lb/ft.

**Denny's Evil Concoctions** · 03-12-2009, 11:48 PM

Also depends on how high the tap is form the keg. Height adds resistance. But I like to go long and shorten if it's to slow.