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We just rolled out a new keg level indicator on our website. It's called the ball and keg. Simple to use and it is very accurate. It does not require any electronics, wiring, flowmeters or other installations.

Best way to check for leaks is to spray the fittings with a little soapy water. I work for a gas company and we do it all the time. Most of the time you can't hear leaks, but you will be able to see them bubbling. May save you some money and hassle having to refill your CO2 tank.

Temperature control will help you and also make a better beer. That said, I've had the same issue with excessive blow-off even at 68 degrees in my basement. It happens when I use the Windsor ale yeast, primarily with high gravity porters and stouts. I split my porter batches into two...

If you're still looking for a cheap, effective, accurate and simple continuous keg level indicator, check out this site. www.ballandkeg.com