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Yes. FYI, your draft lines should be long enough to create sufficient enough pressure drop so that your beer pours properly.
Quote from: kramerog on May 17, 2017, 09:13:39 amYes. FYI, your draft lines should be long enough to create sufficient enough pressure drop so that your beer pours properly.Thanks - the line that came with the keg is 6ft of 3/8" so is woefully inadequate for balancing 14psi at present. I'll get some 3/16" and some adaptors when I get the kegerator built.
Quote from: Hand of Dom on May 17, 2017, 10:00:33 amQuote from: kramerog on May 17, 2017, 09:13:39 amYes. FYI, your draft lines should be long enough to create sufficient enough pressure drop so that your beer pours properly.Thanks - the line that came with the keg is 6ft of 3/8" so is woefully inadequate for balancing 14psi at present. I'll get some 3/16" and some adaptors when I get the kegerator built.As long as you get the pour you want at your carb pressure using the 6 feet, all good. But if not, a good strategy is to buy several feet of beer line (I buy 10 ft) and cut it down in increments until you get the pour you're after.
Quick followup question - when measuring height to the tap for beer line balancing, do you measure from the top of the keg, or halfway up the keg (to act as an average as the beer goes down)?