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I use to do the same with my 10# tank, after realizing that it only cost $4 more to fill a 20#, I now use a 20# tank for transfers and a second 20# tank for dispensing. I keep my 10# and 5# tanks for when I dispense homebrew remotely.

I don't understand a place like Airgas charging a hazmat fee as they are in the business to fill/transport/sell a variety of bottled gasses. 🤔 It appears the hazmat fee is based on the total # of CO2 purchased. Last time I was charged $12.20 for 40# [(2) 20#] of CO2. 5 years ago I was charged...

It only cost a few extra dollars more for a 20# refill from a 10# refill. Dollar wise the 20# is more economical unless you have a CO2 leak.

Not sure if this is your problem but everytime I use my shortcut to get to Beer Labelizer I have to log in everytime.

I own a variaty of coffee machines. My favorite is my vacuum coffee pot, but it takes the longest to brew a cup. The Jura crapped out and I replaced it with the counter top Miele which get the most use as it is produces the quickest espresso/coffee as well as a stronger cup of coffee which I...

The lid is a thin piece of sheet metal on the top with foam in the middle and plastic on the bottom. Nothing to break.

Correct that is a toilet paper holder, I have a flow meter mounted to the handle, makes it easy to lug around.

Nothing fancy, just some chain and a chain quick link to keep the CO2 and Oxygen tanks from tipping over.

Looking at the photos, my guess is that keg requires an S coupler. A D keg has a ball on the top for sealing where the S keg has a slight dimple. I measured a S and D coupler fully extended and the S coupler extends about 12mm longer. A D coupler will couple to a S type keg but the plundger...

Are you off the grid that you are using a generator or just brew in an area without 240V power?

The other important info missing are the electrical specifications (Voltage, maximum heater load, recommended circuit breaker rating, power plug NEMA type).

Look on page 4 of the user guide, it shows an illustration of the cords. Not sure why the power switch is buried in the back of the unit. 🤔

But maybe the smokers wouldn't mind?

Or figure a way to adapt a CO2 fire extinguisher to top off a keg.

Bring in your kegs pre-charged with CO2, when they need a recharge wheel them out to the parking lot and charge them back up. Similar to smokers having to go outside for a smoke.

Then again I would have never thought that an overpriced coffee urn (BIAB) would become popular as it has.:confused:

Any photos of the back of the panel showing the receptacles?

Good catch, sorry I looked up Chaos website and didn't realize it was for last year. Chaos has their own clubhouse equipped with brewing equipment since most of it's members live in the city with little room to brew. I am bringing a Hefeweizen for Urban Knaves of Grain (UKG) beer club.

If your in town on August 20th, I highly recommend this event: Summer BrewBQ 2022 | CHAOS Brew Club In addition there will be local homebrew clubs serving their homebrew. The food is unbelievable as well!

B&G Chicago closed recently due to the high cost of rent. In the city Gnome Brew is a great choice, for the suburbs see below Local Homebrew Supply Shops The Homebrew Shop St. Charles, IL Brew & Grow Bolingbrook, Roselle, Chicagoland Winemakers Elmhurst, IL What's Brewing Supply...