furniture_guy
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My CO2 tank can be either inside or outside of my kegerator right? It doesnt have to be kept cold does it?
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ok one more, now im done for tonight
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No need to keep the tank cold. If you keep it in the fridge, be sure to re-adjust the pressure after it chills.
Ol' Grog
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I'm on the verge of both. After reading and thinking, I think I will go with CO2 tnak outside. Easier to change out, easier to read. The one thing I wouldn't like is that if you had the tank inside, the tank pressure will read lower.
The only thing to worry about is heat. Excessive heat will make the gas expand and possible blow. But we are talking a LOT OF HEAT, 200-300 degree kind of heat. Nothing ambient wise to worry about, global warming included (if you believe in that sort of thing).
The only thing to worry about is heat. Excessive heat will make the gas expand and possible blow. But we are talking a LOT OF HEAT, 200-300 degree kind of heat. Nothing ambient wise to worry about, global warming included (if you believe in that sort of thing).
