Difference between Corny/Sanke Diptube

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I've been using cornies for awhile now, but I just got hold of a few 1/6bbl sankes. I'm wondering if I need to add an extra foot or two of beer line in order to get the correct resistance since the diptube diameter is much larger on the sankes.

Anybody?
 
I set up a friend's kegerator with quick disconnects so that he can switch back and forth between Sanke and Corny kegs, using the same single beer line and gas line.

It seems to work equally well for both keg types without modifying the beer line.
 
Yeah, I switch back and forth all the time with my kegerator, no modifications, no worries. Luck - Dwain
 
Rick500 said:
I set up a friend's kegerator with quick disconnects so that he can switch back and forth between Sanke and Corny kegs, using the same single beer line and gas line.

It seems to work equally well for both keg types without modifying the beer line.
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that's a great idea, what type of QDs? thanks!
 

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