Recent content by averageJoe576

Feel pretty crazy here, dunno what's up I have this: https://www.austinhomebrew.com/Mini-CO2-Paintball-Regulator_p_8415.html and a 20oz paintball co2 tank. This is for my mobile 2.5 corney setup. When I connect the reg to the filled CO2 tank, nothing happens. No gas dispensed, no gauge...

Yeah good point. Also, people who know nothing about kegs are going to be pulling off it while I am busy, have heard the pushers aren't fool proof, paintball route seems the more prudent.

Hey guys, Just trying to decide on the cartridge based pusher systems vs a 20oz CO2 + mini reg setup. 2.5 gal keg, size is not an issue. I already have a proper keezer/co2 tank/regulator setup for force carb. Minireg (to be paired with 20oz paintball co2 tank and proper fittings)...

Thanks for all the suggestions. I am really looking for something as low-profile as possible. I'd dont need it to be very insulating, for this use case it only need to stay cold for a few hours. And I do want 2.5 gallons or 1.75 gallon at a min. This may be a bit tight but is the best prospect...

I hang out at a few places in town that are BYOB and want to put together a mobile 2.5gal keg setup (w/ paintball CO2 tank) to take to these places but keep it as low-key as possible. I've looked at the small 28L rollers(e.g. this Coleman) and they would be perfect...except they all seem to...

3 batches ago I switched from a 60min to a 15min boil on my heavily (late) hopped Citra Pale Ale, which I've brewed 7 times total, and noticed no adverse side effects when drinking the 60/15min side by side. Both hop schedules consisted of 15min/Whirlpool/Dry additions. The only other difference...

Looking into getting into mini-kegs for parties / small batch. Leaning Torpedo over the standard style rubber top/bottom ones for stackability with fittings in-place. Another attractive option is the self-branded CorneyKeg Mini-kegs. Seems similar to (but significantly cheaper than) the Draft...

Yeah, that's what I wanted to do, but its my first time kegging and didn't know if I was overlooking anything.

Yes and yes. That's what great about this hobby, in addition to being fun, having cold homebrew generally improves all other situations.

Thanks, I am ready to keg so I'll plan to keg, then remove the oxygen, then move (that's what you meant right?). Good call on the oxygen, hadn't thought of that.

Got keys to new place today, plan to "officially" move Sunday, still have old place for a week but prefer to move it all this weekend. 2 batches in primaries, just hit the 2 week mark, which is when I'd normally bottle, but.. Got a 2 keg/hose/co2 kit for xmas. Not keezer yet (fishing for a...