jakecpunut said:
Glad it helped.. What people don't understand is "back in the day" when we were making home brew videos it was new and young and we were a small tight community of online home brewers so it was kinda like talking to each other..Video TL;DR:
* Hook CO2 to the beer-out (you'll be pushing it in backwards, down the spear), like for original carbonation.
* Pull the pressure release.
* Send low-pressure CO2 down the tube -- your goal here is just to make the beer bubble, to "shake" the over-carbonation out. (Go until it stops bubbling.)
* Pressure release.
* Low pressure bubbling; pressure release...
* Repeat 3-4x.
* Hook things up normally.
* Test pour.
(Not on video: repeat as necessary to get desired carbonation.)
Special thanks to XMacro for the 8:10 hint. I was trying to watch it at 2x and skip-ahead a minute at a time...
Jake: I did not mean to insult. Yours is a every informative video and, as you explain, that was the style, back then. I was just funnin' around and, having sat through a lot of video tutorials, I have a habit of trying to "get to the good part".
I did actually go back and enjoy the "storytime" aspect of it, just *after* I had distilled the info I wanted out of it. Two separate goals, two different modes of watching.
Peace.
