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Hi Ash I am new to this also, I was told to buy a mixture of 55% Co2 and 45% n2. I got mine from BOC so it shouldnt be that hard up there is Townsville.

Next brew is going to be a Killkenny so I will let you know how it goes.

Cheers Robski

Sounds like a trip with the bro one weekend, have to take the wife though she does not drink

Cheers Muddy, I might adjust mine tonight after work..

Robski

yeah I read that to, but how can you see the dials if its facing down.
Good pickup though.

Hopefully someone with experiance will inform us noobies.

Cheers Robski

Nice work Robski, looks good

Ah the Reynella Brewcraft is just down the road from me :)

I got a free fridge this weekend too, but sadly we've gone to fire it up and it doesn't work :?

Yeah thats the problem with free fridges from the dump, they say "oh yeah it works fine mate". So we fire them ...

If you're kegging, perhaps look into getting a CO2/N2 mix so you can let them "settle" like at the pub

Good thinking Ash, when I bought my system the salesman at brewcraft asked what I would make the most, I told him mostly pale ales and kilkennys. He suggested a 55% Co2 45% N2, so thats what I ...

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I wish I had one. You can keep the can of VB, though.

Thats the Visitor Beer...lol

G'day all, Just a quicky to show off my new fridge.

The fridge itself cost $ 0.00 I work at a dump and they come in all the time..... :lol:

The kegging system $ 465.00 from brewcraft Reynella S.A.

Took all of 1 hour to install, here are a couple of pics.

http://i177.photobucket.com/albums ...

Hi all, Robski here. I'm Paramidgit's little bro. I have invested in a brewcraft 2 keg system because my bro is a tight wad. Anyway will have to be nice to him, he may have to save my life some day...
We are doing a Coopers Pale Ale at the moment, thats going straight into the keg and he can bottle ...