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You mean it could be faster having a C02 volume than 1.2? I went on this website and typed in 1.2 for Volumes of CO2: and Keg Temperature: 41 and came up as regulator setting -1.6 PSI. https://www.brewersfriend.com/keg-carbonation-calculator/

Sorry for the stupid question, but when do you know when you reached the volume 1-1.2. (4-5 PSI) when carbonating with C02?

J New to using nitro and just have a couple of questions for nitro for setting it up. 1- How long do you leave it on carbonate at 4-5psi for? 2- How long do you leave in on beer gas before drinking? Cheers. Jebediah.

Nice, Im thinking of brewing this weekend, a stout. I got the recipe from a guy who owned or a manager from a brewing company in Melbourne. I met the guy at a beer festival. (cant remember much that he told me but, I was very drunk hahaha.)

I know the length for the gas lines Just the matter of the length of the beer line is most important. Wow, nice set up mate.

Hahaha, then 8 foot would be best for 4mm beer lines and 1.5m of 5mm for gas lines?

With the 4mm beer lines, you didn't have any issues with foamy beer etc?

Trying to find the EVA Barrier 3/16. Only found the EVABarrier 4mm(5/32) x 8mm(5/16) Double Wall EVA, EVABarrier 5mm(13/64) x 8mm(5/16) Double Wall EVA and the EVABarrier 6mm(15/64) x 9.5mm(3/8) Double Wall EVA. I've seen red EVA barrier for the gas, are they any good? or stick with the clear...

I have no issue putting the metal QDs onto the kegs in the kegerator. That is a plus. :mug:

I maybe went over board on saying its stronger, these metal QDs just feel a better quality when using them than the plastic QDs. Maybe its a personal opinion.

Ok, gotta now what i mean. I had some of those plastic ones and felt like it would break once you put them on the keg and press down to lock in. So, I brought these, Just like the plastic one but much stronger and better product. I got it for the gas (grey) and beer lines (Black)...

No worries mate, then I'll be 2x 8 foot of EVA barrier for the beer lines and 2x 1.5m for the C02 lines. I'll look into the Nukatap SS (you can get them in black too) and what they think of them in the Aussie Home Brewer. sorry mate but, I dont understand what you mean with QDs? The EVA lines?

No worries i'll have a look at it. How long should be the C02 line? ATM, my lines are 1,390mm 4.56 foot when buying the EVA barrier? I was looking at Nukatap SS apparently they reduce the foam from the first pour etc. What do you think? NUKATAP SS Tap Only (Stainless Steel) - Forward Sealing Tap

No worries, Thanks again. Cheers, :mug:

Thanks for your help mate, I'll will buy the EVA barrier line as your suggested. Yes, I brought myself the MFL fittings and the push-fit connectors came with the kegerator. I should buy some extra EVA barrier line for the C02 line too? Hope you dont mind me asking you all theses questions...

I have only the lines that came with the kegerator which is 1.5 feet and 8mm thick. That is why i was thinking of buying the 3/16 diameter and 8 feet of beer line to have more length on what i have and reduce the foam when pouring.

I just read "A typical kegerators with draft towers usually have about 1.5 feet (in Meter- 0.4572) distance from the top of the keg to the faucet tap, so with a flow rate of 10 seconds per pint using a 3/16" (5mm) inner diameter beer line you would need around 8 feet (In Meter- 2.4384) of beer...

I'll get this a try. Thanks again mate for all your help. Cheers, :mug:

Thanks mate, i'll look into it. I'll turn the PSI to 12 and see how it goes. Is that what causes the beer to become sour? Sorry, for the stupid question.