Ok, so I'm getting conflicting information about keg line length. I'm about to put my Lemon Coriander Weiss in my keg at 45F at 20.7psi to get 3.0 volumes of CO2.
Looking at this site: http://www.iancrockett.com/brewing/info/kegbalance.shtml it says I should use 9.9ft using his calculator with 20.7 for pressure, 2 for resistance and 1.8ft for height.
At this site: http://www.brewersfriend.com/2009/07/18/getting-a-good-pour-kegged-beer-co2-line-length-and-pressure/ it says I should use 6.96ft using his equation with 20.7 for pressure, 1.8ft for height, 2.7 for resistance.
Obviously there is a huge difference in length and I'm trying to figure out which one is correct. They both use different equations and they both have different resistance values for 3/16 ID plastic beer line. So which one should I go with? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Looking at this site: http://www.iancrockett.com/brewing/info/kegbalance.shtml it says I should use 9.9ft using his calculator with 20.7 for pressure, 2 for resistance and 1.8ft for height.
At this site: http://www.brewersfriend.com/2009/07/18/getting-a-good-pour-kegged-beer-co2-line-length-and-pressure/ it says I should use 6.96ft using his equation with 20.7 for pressure, 1.8ft for height, 2.7 for resistance.
Obviously there is a huge difference in length and I'm trying to figure out which one is correct. They both use different equations and they both have different resistance values for 3/16 ID plastic beer line. So which one should I go with? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.