Accidental Dual Pressure Serving

[m1k3]

I have a single pressure (dual gauge) Taprite regulator.

Last time I moved my kegs around the Stout was forgotten (no CO2 hooked up).

The bad news is that it got better as the pressure dropped.

Does this mean I have to upgrade to a dual pressure regulator?
Or just remember to forget to hook it up on gas now and then.

Homebrewing is the "just another $100" hobby.

 

[itsme6582]

Won't be $100 but not free.

Here's an option for ten to help you visualize. They also sell single regulators. Just get however many more you want to add.
http://www.kegconnection.com/10-body-secondary-regulator-choose-taprite-or-chudnow/

 

[OzzyBrew]

I'm in a similar situation m1k3. I have one with a splitter, and I think I'm going to upgrade to a dual stage with 1-2 secondary units. Just money right?!?

 

[m1k3]

I have 6 beers on tap.... I was trying to just find one pressure until this accident.

 

[OzzyBrew]

yeah makes sense. I generally drink brews that are all perfect at the same approx. carb levels, but every so often I have a brew that should be at a different level. Might as well have the capabilities to control each one.....and also maybe have a line for dedicated burst carbing (never have done it, but you never know....)