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Hmmm... is it Cornelius that is LH and Micromatics RH?.... or the other way round... or is everyone RH and Corny the exception?.... darn, I can never remember. Take it apart and make sure you have some teflon tape before reassembly!

Careful - some vendor's regulators use left-hand threads on the high pressure sides of the regulators while others use right-hand threads (I'm still looking for a nipple w/ LH threads on one end and RH on the other...)

Hi - I have a comprehensive spreadsheet w/ P&L, balance sheet, revenue assumptions, startup costs - about everything you'd need for your analysis. My cost assumptions are out of date by about 10 years (I did this business case in 1994 in Arizona.) Send me a PM w/ your email and I'll forward...

I bought a dual tank setup from him (along w/ extract, hops and yeast.) Good presale communication - usually takes one day to respond. Keg kits actually ship from here: http://www.markpowers-and-company.com/ Shipped right away. Corny kegs were in good shape, clean but missing one o-ring...

Yes. Basic principles apply to both liquids (beer and soda) - eg a cold liquid dissolves CO2 faster than a warm one. Recommend not interchanging soda and beer kegs due to strong flavors remnants from sodas affecting beer. Sodas are usually carbonated to a higher psi than beer - in the 40 to 50...

Two issues: 1) Pressure control. You have no regulator on a PB tank. They are filled by weight and get pressurized to the same pressure as a CO2 tank - in the 800lb range. To use a PB tank then, you need to regulate the pressure down to your 10lb range. 2) Connection. PB tanks use a...

Reference following link to US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (what a combination!) for home brewing reg FAQ's http://www.atf.treas.gov/alcohol/info/faq/beer.htm#g1

There is an operation called "Brew on Premises" popular in a couple of Canadian provinces and a number of American states. It is a retail operation where customers come in and brew their own beer using the store's equipment, then return a couple of weeks later and force carbonate and bottle...

Eddalex - seriously? I can't imagine they'd ever pursue anyone, but you never know in this state - maybe you need to buy someone some office furniture (ala Carol whatshisname the former commissioner of insurance!) There are a bunch of other ridiculous requirements in Art 37 - such as no...

Found it... 37 Section 505. Found at bottom of page 30 of 118 of this doc: http://www.able.state.ok.us/Documents/Alcoholic_Beverage_Title37.pdf Keep on "boiling grain"!

BTW, you can find it in one of the docs listed on this page (I forget which one, if I find it again, I'll post) http://www.able.state.ok.us/documentlist.htm

Okla. Alcohol Beverage Act Title 37 allows home brew of "wine and cider". Beer is not listed. I have, in the past, sent an email to ABLE (Alc. Bev. Laws Enforcement commission) but never got a response.... (Walker's correct.)

Hey Billybrew - Oklahoma state law does not allow homebrewing...(somebody better tell that to the LHBS in the state!) Keeping it under the radar in Stillwater....