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Subject: Re: kegging
Subject: Re: kegging
From: thax@creative-net.net (James Thaxter)
Subject: Re: kegging
Date: 21 Jan 1999 00:00:00 GMT
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What is beergas?

Jim Thaxter

On Wed, 20 Jan 1999 11:48:50 -0700, "Lee Moore" 
wrote:

>I got a good used corny keg from Robert A.  Excellent quality and
>outstanding price ($14 plus shipping).  No affiliation bla bla bla...just a
>satisfied customer.
>
>Anyway, now I need the rest of the stuff.  What I want to know is:
>Should I go ahead and get a 20# CO2 cylinder?  In other words, do most ppl
>want to upgrade from the standard 5 pounder after a while?  Can I use
>beergas for any beer or is it only good for stouts and the like?  Does it
>matter where I get my CO2 from?  I have a place in town to get beergas and
>the local fire extinguisher co. sells CO2.  If I go with beergas, do I have
>to get the nitrogen type regulator?  Hould I even worry about beergas?
>Lastly, where can I get all the stuff at a reasonable price?  And don't say,
>Kegworld.  I've been to their site d they're expensive and I don't buy
>anything from spammers.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Lee
>
>


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