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Thanks. If I put it on CO2 at low PSI for a bit longer would that work?

Argg....No head or Cascade! Just tried to pour my Stout with the beer gas and Nitro regulator after its been sitting at 40 degrees on 3-4 PSI CO2 for about a week. I put it on the Nitro, turned it up to 35 PSI as per recommendations on this thread and immediately tried to pour. The beer is...

I put it on the beergas at 35 psi and finally got the pour I've been looking for two days in a row! We'll see what the future holds. I'll likely have more questions but thank you all for your advice so far!

Thanks so much for your help. I'm hooking it up to the CO2 for about a week. Then I'll switch it to beergas. When I find a good serving PSI with the beergas, do I leave it at that same PSI all day (when not serving?) Or do I need to turn it down when its just sitting there?

I am in the process of trying this but, before I read you reply, I had been purging it several times day for a few days until there was consistently no air coming out when I purged (keg still in the kegerator at this point). I then hooked up the beer gas at 30 PSI and tried another pour. The...

It's foam not a cascade. Actually. .....it looks/tastes/behaves about the same as it did when i was using CO2 with the stout faucet (restrictor plate in place). I'll try pulling the release valve a few times a day like you suggested. When/ if i do get it sufficiently de-carbed, what PSI...

no. i'll try that next. please let me know what worked when you get yours figured out. any idea what i do if its overcarbed?

Help! Ok....So I got everything set up. Beergas 75% nitrogen 25% CO2 pushing a lightly carbonated (not sure exactly how carbonated as far as numbers go though) stout. all I am getting is a glass full of foam. I've tried it at 35 PSI, 30 PSI, and 20 PSI with the same results. Whats up?

I got my beer gas, regulator, and lightly carbonated keg of stout ready to go. So, just wondering, do you take extra care or use some type of product (i.e. plumbing tape) to make sure that gas connections are sealed since its at higher pressure than CO2. I'd hate to have any of the precious...

Thanks so much for posting this! I myself am picking up a 60CF tank filled with 75%N and 25% C02 on Thursday and have all the other equipment and a keg of stout ready to go (or at least I hope I do). I have soooo many questions though. Do you plan to share details on the beer/gas lines (length...