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The issue is that they work differently than a keg force carbed at 30 PSI. from http://www.truetex.com/carbonation.htm Also.. instructions for the McCann's are here... http://us.manitowocbeverage.com/docs/uploaded/mbs/us/mccanns/carbonator_install.pdf I have the same one.

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I have like 6 feet of 1/8" line... works perfectly.

WOAH... 30 on a carbonator isn't enough. You are supposed to run those at 80 to 100. You also want to follow the instructions on how to "charge" the carbonator itself. Basically you need to bleed the whole tank with water until it comes out of the relief valve (with the gas off).... close the...

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Would work just fine for carbonated soda. You can't carb with it though since you can't control the pressure. If you want a mini system to carbonate with you can do Paintball CO2 tanks with a regulator + adapter.

Awesome... I think I may do something like this.

Hey, I got these two PIDs from a guy on here. They are SOLO 4848-RRs from Automation Direct. Turns out I can't really use them. I am just looking to get what I put into them. They are $50 each + $5 for shipping in a flat rate box. Let me know if you are interested.

This is a safety thing. When SSRs turn off they don't actually disconnect the lines. The contactors are there to completely cut current when the switch is off. If, however, you switched the contactor via the PID (as if it were an SSR) it would destroy it. So basically people use the SSR to...

Hey, Anyone think of a use for a Krupp's Beertender? I can pick one up locally for $65... trying to figure out what I can do with it besides use the mini-kegs.

Nope... this http://www.micromatic.com/draft-keg-beer/taps-faucets-pid-FCA-A.html also pricey... but works well.

I would think that the pressure differential at the "hole" in the valve would cause a lot of foaming. Micromatic has an adapter that is adjustable flow control that mounts between a standard faucet and shank.

Should work just fine. Two basic ways to wire it... wire your controller on the power outside the unit.. or actually replace the units thermostat.

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Is there a lot of foam? And what exactly are you dispensing? Also what pressure was it carbed at?

What pressure?... My guess is that it sounds like you have too much resistance (e.g. too long line) and the CO2 is coming out of solution. Either that or it is over carbed.

+1. It's called leakage current. Basically even when a SSR is off some current can flow. It's not enough to turn the element on or heat up or anything, but the indicator lights are designed to take very little power and turn on. You wouldn't want an indicator light that draws as much power...

Thanks for the tips. Hopefully will be picking up the cider soon.

Ok. SO2 is Campden tables? I think that seems like a better idea. I plan to keg it. Instead of backsweetening though couldn't I just SO2 and sorbate it when I was planning to cold crash?