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My estimate would be pretty close to 20. I usually brew twice a month, but that doesn't always work out.

Derry here!

Russian Imperial Stout - All Grain

PM'd about hops and grain

+5 gal Hefeweizen = 14,112

Height should be measured from the middle of the keg to the faucet.

Like I said there is debate on the resistance of Bevlex ultra. I will say this though: I think I have pretty much the same numbers as you. I keep my kegerator a little warmer though (38) and keep my kegs around 10psi usually. I have 10ft of bevflex ultra on right now with a similar height as you...

After a little more research it seems people think the resistance is anywhere from 0.7 - 2.2. I'd recommend going with something in the 0.7 - 1.1 range for your calculations. I have 10ft at 38 degrees in my kegerator right now and I wish I had longer lines. There's also multiple threads about...

I have probably over 1000 bottle caps from drinking commercial beers over the years. I was going to make something out of them, but they are just sitting in multiple boxes in my room currently. I also like to keep the bombers/cans/bottles of beers i really enjoyed...which has turned into a lot...

There isn't a set line length. It depends on a lot of things, line diameter, line type, c02 pressure, temp, height to tap, etc. Try this link it should help. http://beersmith.com/blog/2011/07/14/keg-line-length-balancing-the-science-of-draft-beer/ Also, if you're using that bevflex ultra stuff...

I fear the answer, buy I figure I might as well ask...got any galaxy? Also, how much would .5lb chinook and .5lb simcoe run me shipped to 03031?

I have one as a kegerator, one as a ferm chamber, one for food, and still have my dorm fridge hanging around down there.

I have some Heady Topper. How can I get it to you?

I've got some Heady Topper. Not sure what I'd want back, but definitely open to ideas for trades.