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kingoffools

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So, I just set up my kegerator and am going to be kegging for the first time soon. My setup came with a single regulator that has a split out line. So my question is when I carbonate and serve, will the PSI that reads on the gauges be how much pressure each keg is receiving if both valves are open or will I need to double my pressure to make sure each gets half the pressure? Like I said, I'm brand new to this. Probably a simple answer, I just haven't been able to find it anywhere. If it helps, this is what my regulator looks like.
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if you have a cup of 100 degree water, and you add a cup of 100 degree water to it, what do you have?

2 cups of 100 degree water (not one cup of 200 degree water, obviously)

(in other words- the pressure doesnt change no matter how many times you tee-off the line. only the volume changes)
 
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