Kegging Question

[johnsonbrew]

If you force carbonate your brew in a keg and have to disconnect for trasporting away from home, how long before your beer goes flat. Is it hours, days, weeks? I dont want to travel with a keg full of carbonated beer hooked up to the CO2 tank, just for sake of ease.

 

[bad67z]

If you force carbonate your brew in a keg and have to disconnect for trasporting away from home, how long before your beer goes flat. Is it hours, days, weeks? I dont want to travel with a keg full of carbonated beer hooked up to the CO2 tank, just for sake of ease.

If there are no leaks it will stayed carbed indefatigably
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[drhookmec]

Exactly,, As long as the beer is not exposed to any oxygen
it will stay carbed indefinitely.
Leave a little pressure on the kegs at all times say around 10psi
and you should be good.

 

[Daybis]

I've had no issues with my kegs losing pressure over time. Just make your seals are good and you use keg lube and you should be good to go.