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That is a carbonation lid. When you keg the beer you connect the co2 to that middle post and the metal stopper has little holes that help the co2 diffuse info the beer faster. I have never used one

I bet your regulator just needs a cleaning. Particles can get stuck in them and cause the pressure to slowly rise. Look at you tube for cleaning a regulator. It is very easy and regulators are very simple.

I have found all my kegs on used sites like kijiji or Craigs list. If you do a search for keg fermenting there is a lot of information and you can go as simple as using the orange carboy caps. The kegs are well known as pony kegs

What about fermenting in 1/4 barrel short kegs? They are 13-7/8” high

Thanks for your help. Bobby in the video you produced testing your RIMS tube, is that all the 120/240 switch does is connect L2 to the L2 or neutral. Where did you get that switch and what ratings am I looking for.

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Male to male was not an option. I always have a female involved. Would the spdt switch be necessary? The L2 would terminate inside the 240v female ends of the adaptor. Would L2 be live because it's connected to the element that is powered by L1?

I may not have expressed myself very well but I was thinking on making a gfci adaptor. Would you really consider it unsafe thought. The system would be protected by a breaker that would be rated accordingly and I would still be protected by the gfci in the adapter. I don't know the code but you...

I am looking at building an E-biab and I am looking at running a new 240v line for the system. I was wondering if I wired the system to run off 240V can i connect it to 120v to run the pump and element to maintain mash temps when not at home. I would boil using propane but this would allow me...

Would the clamps work on beer and co2 lines in my kegerator? I really don't like the worm gear clamps. I would need a different size but would the handle the pressure.

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Nothing, what if I use the regulator and jet for propane to fill a manifold that connects to the burner through the natural gas jet.

I was wondering if it is possible to have a burner plumbed to run off natural gas and propane. I want to be able to burn natural gas at home but be able to take my brew gear to a friends and brew so I would use propane there. I know propane burners run at a higher pressure with a smaller jet...

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Hi mangiant did you get my PM. I guess my messages where full.

That's I great idea. I would like the recipe

Yup I guess it is an attachment for a pressurized cleaning system shown on top of the bottle Good news for me is they have just the fitting for sale for $50 so I might be able to trade it at the local draft company for parts I need.

I'm in Edmonton also and that's about 250 in the bottles and regulator. You beat me to the tanks I had an email in on them also.

New to Home Brew Talk but I have been on the site for a bit reading all the treads. I purchased a keg setup and it came with a sankey coupler and an adaptor I have never seen. I will be converting the tap to pin lock connectors as I already have the kegs but I was thinking on having it...