https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/keg-force-carbing-methods-illustrated-73328/
http://www.kegerators.com/carbonation-table.php
Force carbing is simply carbing your beer with C02, are you referring to burst carbing?
Edit- and the warmer the beer is the more CO2 it will take to carbonate to...
I graduated from Texas A&M University last May with a BS in GIS. Currently looking for a job. I've had a couple interviews, but aside from that, the process has been slow.
any difference between the 525PC and 525SS faucets? I know one is chrome(significantly cheaper) and one is SS. Is that the only difference?
The faucets that came with my kegerator stick a lot, so I have been looking to upgrade as well.
How do you like the AHS Texas Blonde? What version did you make?
I made the mini-mash version of the Texas Blonde and it is quite nice. The beer has more of a hop character than I was expecting, which is nice.
Recently graduated from Texas A&M with a BS in GIS/Geography. Currently looking for a job right now with a job market that looks bleek to individuals fresh out of college.
Nice, how did you score that internship? What agency?
What mapping company? I recently graduated with a BS in GIS and its tough in this economy finding a job.
75-80 is too hot for most ales (with the exception of saisons and the like). Do a search for swamp cooler for a cheap way to keep temperatures down and in check.