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It is downstream from the first regulator and I was thinking this might be the problem; however, the second regulator didn't always behave like this. This just started happening a couple weeks ago.

I bought the set up in the middle of October. I guess I'll try and give them a call tomorrow.

I bought a kegging kit from keg connection with the dual body regulator but it seems like the second regulator is very slow to respond. For example, I have the regulator set at 11 psi...now when I pour 3-4 pints the pressure will drop down to around 9 psi. After dropping it will take a very...

The beer line is 3/16". I just lowered the pressure on the regulator to about 8 psi and the beer seemed to pour fine just really really slow.

The keg has been in the keezer at least a week. The beer is coming out at 43 degrees, is this too warm? Maybe I should lower the set point on the temp. controller. The temperature probe is located at the bottom of the keezer so I would imagine the top is a bit warmer especially with my 8" collar.

I just finished my keezer and I'm having a party tomorrow to break it in. The only problem is that I got a sixtel of Victory Helios and I was getting nothing but foam when I poured it. I switched the beer line from a 6 foot line to a 10 foot line which helped a little but I'm still getting...

http://hbd.org/uchima/kegging/kegadvent.html I'm not sure if this is exactly the same type of keg but something like this would probably work.

Well it works for now, but if there wasn't much of a price difference I would probably go with the "normal" style. I know I saw somewhere on the web where a guy got some parts from the plumbing section at the hardware store and made new washers for the dip tubes. I'll see if I can find it.

I just brought home a sixtel from victory and found that the magic chef 7.2 cu. ft. will hold 3 corny's and a sixtel in "the hole"....if you have a 8 inch collar you could hold 5 corny's and a sixtel with the co2 tank outside.

What I meant to say was the "o-rings" on the dip tubes are different...at least that is the case on the keg I have with this type of lid. The o-ring on the lid should be the same size.

I have a ball lock keg like that and it has different o-rings on both the in and out posts. I wouldn't even call them o-rings...more like nylon washers. The keg does hold pressure but you might have to get creative if you ever had to replace those washers.