adamshifflett
Active Member
Hey guys, let me just lay out the situation first, then give my plan, and then... the experts can reply!
I have a full size upright fridge (freezer on top) that my wife let me get (CL deal) for my cornies. I have 3 at the moment but plan on getting one more. 4 plus a 10 lb co2 will fit in the footprint of the fridge. Right now I have a dual gauge regulator and that's it. It's at 12 psi with my first kegged brew and doing great.
I'm tying to keep the wife happy and not blow a ton of cash at once so my next kegged brew is almost ready to go in the fridge. My plan is to get a 2 way distributor now, and later get a set of secondary regulators. Don't have the money to throw at the secondaries right now else I'd just go that route.
First big question. My wife loves the keezer bar builds and wants one after we move so I think well end up with abou 5-8 cornies on tap. Should I get a 4 port distributor now since its only like 5 dollars more to be useful later?
Also is there a good link showing how all the fittings work best for different pressures?
I have a full size upright fridge (freezer on top) that my wife let me get (CL deal) for my cornies. I have 3 at the moment but plan on getting one more. 4 plus a 10 lb co2 will fit in the footprint of the fridge. Right now I have a dual gauge regulator and that's it. It's at 12 psi with my first kegged brew and doing great.
I'm tying to keep the wife happy and not blow a ton of cash at once so my next kegged brew is almost ready to go in the fridge. My plan is to get a 2 way distributor now, and later get a set of secondary regulators. Don't have the money to throw at the secondaries right now else I'd just go that route.
First big question. My wife loves the keezer bar builds and wants one after we move so I think well end up with abou 5-8 cornies on tap. Should I get a 4 port distributor now since its only like 5 dollars more to be useful later?
Also is there a good link showing how all the fittings work best for different pressures?