Recent content by Merlin-CO

Does anyone know what the altitude calibration settings/adjustment #s are for an A19 analog temp controller? This comes into question since I live in the Denver area (at about 5000+ ft). I recently picked up a new (not secondhand/used) analog A19 Johnson Controller for the second chest...

...we could call it SUCK (Save the US Corney Kegs)! :D

If your fan moves enough CFMs then a lid mount isn't a big deal. Since the keezer is a 'closed' system you'll be forcing the air down to mix into a consistent temperature and not just moving the cold out of the way. Mine is mounted on the lid and it works great to keep the whole inside at the...

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No, it doesn't. It'll just make the system flow/balancing a bit strange (i.e. the line length vs. CO2 pressure) in that it may provide a bit of siphon-like flow properties (depending on how much lower the tap is from the liquid level in that keg) and so a negative resistance factor - but I have...

Definitely +1 on the Perlick 525s!

Ah, the point goes to you sir. Haven't been into Falling Rock in a while... Guess it's time for a trip downtown!

Though I know it's a play on words, the irony is that this "location" is in the middle what would be left field on Metro State's ball field near the Pepsi Center in Denver. So would it be fair to say they're out in "left field" on this one? :p On a separate, yet related topic - there's a new...

Holy S!$T dude! That's an awesome anniversary! Very jealous! ...any un-married sisters-in-law!?:mug: The real question now is where are you gonna go next year to try and top that trip?

Just curious as to how everyone stores their pint glasses... I'm sure this type of survey has happened before - just looking for a current update! I'm a fan of keeping the pint glasses in a mini fridge near the taps to keep them cool, but not frozen. Other thoughts...?

Well, I think the #1 issue to deal with is the 1/4" ID line. That type of beverage line has very little to no resistance. 1/4" is used more for longer runs (+25'), so I would first say 'downgrade' (though it's a better line) to some 3/16" line. This will provide the correct type of resistance...

Glad to help any way I can! :rockin: I'm living SWMBO-free right now so I get to do what I want (for the moment!). :mug: Haha, yeah the pic doesn't capture the color too well - it's darker than that. I like the good dark green color - and it was paint left over from other projects so the...

I agree with klug! It may sound like a cool idea, but with any sink-like faucet you'll have beer that will stay in the line and be exposed to air (for who knows how long between fills), and the cleaning would be a top-shelf pain in the a$$! Plus, the plumbing for a faucet is very hap-hazard when...

Yeah, I'll eventually get a wall cabinet or such for the other drink glasses (Margarita, highball, martini, coctail, etc.). At the moment all the pints live in the mini fridge to keep them cool. The fan does help in keeping the interior lines cool since they're near the top of the keezer...

Awesome!! Enjoy Man!:rockin: