RobWalker
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How does this work exactly? For a 3 gallon batch for example, would it still be fine to force carb, just require a little more co2?
Kegging under 5 gallons?
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Just be sure to let the oxygen out by hooking up the CO2 at a low pressure and opening the relief valve a few times.
Other than that the CO2 will fill the empty volume in the same what that it does when the keg is emptying.
Other than that the CO2 will fill the empty volume in the same what that it does when the keg is emptying.
I often keg 3-4 gallons of a batch and bottle the rest. Like cfonnes mentioned, just purge the air (O2) out of the keg and you should be fine.
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It will use less CO2 to carb 3 gals of beer than 5 gals. Same amount to dispense. Have fun with the kegging!
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RobWalker
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That's exactly what I want to do
How do I purge it out exactly? I'm using the standard hambleton bard refillable co2 cylinder on a pressure keg.
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