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Old 07-22-2008, 09:18 AM
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I see what Scott means about how the breweries often don't know what pressure a kegerator should be set at. At 2.5 volumes of co2, and 40 degrees, the pressure should be set to 12.

I found a posting with a link to a chart that tells you what pressure to use, as long as you know the co2 volume and temp.

co2 chart Draft Co2 Pressure Chart
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