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Without some sort of additional regulation, splitting the lines into two lines the pressure will be the same on both lines.

Here's a thought.. Harbor Fright sells low pressure regulators (airtools section) for about $7. They are are 1/4" thread. You could buy 3 or 4 of them and make yourself a manifold with some T's and the such from the hardware store. Then set your regulator on your Co2 bottle to say 50 psi and...

Long time all grain brewer in Auburn, WA. New to this forum and just checking in to say Hi. Forum looks interesting what I've seen so fare. Hope to chat it up more. Cheers, David

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By balanced, are you referring to even flow a across all your faucets? I have discovered that which ever size line you use, stick with it. Don't switch between say 3/16 & 1/4" in a single run. I had done that with a jocky box I retubed. The end result was uncontrollable foaming. Once I went to...

I have always used 1/4" ID on both gas & beer lines. Makes it easier to only stock one size hose. I agree with using 1/4 barb/flare nuts on your hose ends. It may be a few more pieces of hardware, but in the long run it simplifies things. I've heard a pressure drop of 1 # psi/feet of 1/4"...