Corny Arrival!
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Cussword
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Im sorry Smok3y, but only having 2 cornies is just wrong. :twisted: Dont you realise they are very sociable creatures and like to live in groups of 6 or more. :party: :clap:
Cussword
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I've only got two, with one on the way. (Full of Effin Pilsner :grin: )
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I read that yesterday and some kind of guide at Jims.
I understand that I need to ferment the beer and rack it off into secondary for 1-2 weeks to clear.
I have my gas tank with the reg from Norm with a splitter, I connect the reg to my gas tank and then a small piece of pipe from the reg into the splitter to split the line for the 2 kegs. I then run the gas lines to the IN post on both kegs and pressure to 20psi, release the pressure and then pressure again to 20psi and leave it for a week or 2 to force carbonate. After waiting, I release the pressure again and re-pressure to around 6psi for serving?
I have read somewhere about using 3/16" beer line to connect the kegs to the taps to help with foaming?
I understand that I need to ferment the beer and rack it off into secondary for 1-2 weeks to clear.
I have my gas tank with the reg from Norm with a splitter, I connect the reg to my gas tank and then a small piece of pipe from the reg into the splitter to split the line for the 2 kegs. I then run the gas lines to the IN post on both kegs and pressure to 20psi, release the pressure and then pressure again to 20psi and leave it for a week or 2 to force carbonate. After waiting, I release the pressure again and re-pressure to around 6psi for serving?
I have read somewhere about using 3/16" beer line to connect the kegs to the taps to help with foaming?
Friday
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I force carb at 12-15 psi for at least 2 weeks, 3 weeks is perfect in my opinion and it helps really clear the beer.
I serve at different pressures but on average I do 8 psi on 6 foot 1/4 hoses. 3/16 line is nice but it won't do any good if your lines aren't properly balanced.
I serve at different pressures but on average I do 8 psi on 6 foot 1/4 hoses. 3/16 line is nice but it won't do any good if your lines aren't properly balanced.
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