Could it be this simple?

JoeMama said:

I think one of the simplest devices I have seen put to use was one of those disposable tupperware containers with a muffin fan (one from your computer) rigged to it and a hose that ran up to the tower. It just sat stationary in the fridge, and always had cold air circulating to it. This to me seemed like a much easier solution.
-Me

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Slipgate said:

Instead of killing ourselves trying to cool our towers and trying to insulate long runs of beer tubing, why not just create positive pressure at the faucette that blows any beer remaining in the lines back into the tank?

This could be accomplished by simply attaching a pressurized air line to the opening of the faucette and hitting it with a few PSI higher than your serving pressure. A better system would be a modified faucette that has another pressurized air line with a simple button that you push and hold for 2 or 3 seconds when you are done pouring.

Thoughts?

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springer said:

I like this set up no moving parts

copper

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Slipgate said:

LOL! That's my setup from my "How to convert an oster to a kegerator" thread!

For a kegerator that is fine, but for longer runs, something else is needed.

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springer said:

I like this set up no moving parts

copper

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