I keep my co2 and regulator right inside my kegerator. Does the temperature affect the regulator reading and if so how. does the cooler temp make it read low or high and by approx how much? any help will be greatly appreciated
thinking of getting a jockey box set up for outdoor parties and what not. everything i ve seen on them says to keep the keg cold at all times. why do you need to do that if the jockey box is keeping the beer cold at the tap?
I am force carbing my question is the pressure the table tells me to set my regulator at for my desired vol of co2, is that the same pressure I have to push my beer to the tap with to maintain that vol of co2? Any help is appreciated
Very good. I just watched couple video s of the beer gun. Looks like I ll go with that. Btw sixty four dollars and free shipping on it from Austin homebrew supply I think. Love the co2 purging feature
other than a hydrometer which i don't have how can i tell when my five and six gallon carboys are done fermenting my cider? how long between bubbles is a pretty good time to possibly first taste my creation? any help at all will be appreciated