Co2 serving pressure?

[Doive]

What diameter? If it's 3/8" that's not a usable setup for anyone at 10 psi unless that beer is coooooold.

3/8 hose served at 7.2C - no problems with foaming here. Calcs suggested 10psi keg pressure would give 1psi tap pressure. It's smooth and controllable.

 

[colliefish]

I carb up at 30 psi shaking the keg for a good 5 mins. Then in the dispensing fridge for 24 hours. Another blast at 30 psi. Leave for as long as will power allows. Usually a couple of weeks.
drink a couple of pints. Then pressurise at 12 psi when the flow slows. I use about 1M to 1.5m of hose. I’m only using party taps as it’s in the garage and I havnt set up a bar.

 

[Pennine]

I have a short line 1m max and am not sure of the size, but I carbonate for 2-3 days at 15 psi then disconnect the co2 and purge a bit of the pressure. serves about 6 pints before you need to add co2 and never have too much foam. basically a perfect pour every time.

 

[mathorp]

Am I right to think that:

1. this discussion was only about the length of beer hose, and
2. the length of gas hose does not matter?

 

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Am I right to think that:

1. this discussion was only about the length of beer hose, and
2. the length of gas hose does not matter?

I blieve so. Length of gas hose should not matter due to the way gasses behave under pressure.