Dear Beer Purists:
I have a MM200 gas blender on the way, my intentions are to serve Guinness on tap off of the 25/75 side.
I currently have a 30# CO2 tank that is coupled to a double primary CO2 regulator. Both sides go to 2 separate manifolds that inside my direct draw DD68.
My questions are:
Can I install a HP CO2 regulator on my 30# CO2 tank and a tee (or something) to feed both the MM200 blender and a bank of of secondaries for the non-nitro beers in my direct draw box?
Or will I need to dedicate a smaller CO2 tank and the HP CO2 regulator to the MM200 blender and leave the larger 30# tank for the non-nitro beers? Completely separate gas systems.
Since I need to purchase a 100' roll of 5/16" braided vinyl air line, can I convert the balance of my air line out to that as well (even though it's most likely overkill)?
Also, please correct my installation mind-set before I go get more gear to integrate my MM200 blender:
Have: MM200 gas blender
Have: G408 U-type coupler
Have: Proper Guinness stout dispensing faucet
Need: N tank (any size suggestions for a 1 keg/month enjoyment factor?)
Need: HP CO2 and N regulators (MM 924B and 924BN) hooked to tanks
Need: LP CO2 regulator (MM 1161) for the output of the blended gas
Need: 5/16" braided vinyl air line for all connections
Need: ANYTHING ELSE??
Any suggestions any of you beer dispensing gurus can provide to make this a most enjoyable experience would be greatly appreciated in advance. I'm far from an expert in this field, but open to learn.
Thanks everyone!
I have a MM200 gas blender on the way, my intentions are to serve Guinness on tap off of the 25/75 side.
I currently have a 30# CO2 tank that is coupled to a double primary CO2 regulator. Both sides go to 2 separate manifolds that inside my direct draw DD68.
My questions are:
Can I install a HP CO2 regulator on my 30# CO2 tank and a tee (or something) to feed both the MM200 blender and a bank of of secondaries for the non-nitro beers in my direct draw box?
Or will I need to dedicate a smaller CO2 tank and the HP CO2 regulator to the MM200 blender and leave the larger 30# tank for the non-nitro beers? Completely separate gas systems.
Since I need to purchase a 100' roll of 5/16" braided vinyl air line, can I convert the balance of my air line out to that as well (even though it's most likely overkill)?
Also, please correct my installation mind-set before I go get more gear to integrate my MM200 blender:
Have: MM200 gas blender
Have: G408 U-type coupler
Have: Proper Guinness stout dispensing faucet
Need: N tank (any size suggestions for a 1 keg/month enjoyment factor?)
Need: HP CO2 and N regulators (MM 924B and 924BN) hooked to tanks
Need: LP CO2 regulator (MM 1161) for the output of the blended gas
Need: 5/16" braided vinyl air line for all connections
Need: ANYTHING ELSE??
Any suggestions any of you beer dispensing gurus can provide to make this a most enjoyable experience would be greatly appreciated in advance. I'm far from an expert in this field, but open to learn.
Thanks everyone!
Comment