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Recently built a kegarator and have begged my first batch this evening, setting my regulator to 13psi. When checking it a couple of hours later it had creeped down to 0. Is this just a case of beer absorbing the Co2 or may I have a leak somewhere?

how long does this take, having a similar issue. Kegged my very first batch into a corny this evening at 12psi and it was at 0 a couple hours later, is this just something you have to keep an eye on because I see no obvious leaks

Wasn't such a place called a "shebeen" in this country?

It’s gonna be awesome 😎

Thanks, I’ll keep an eye on it.

Yes it’s gas in. That’s a good idea I’ll look into it. What John guest fittings are available for this?

It does yes but it isn’t too snug. What would an alternative be?

Mine seems fine just a slight concern with condensation. Can you see anything glaringly wrong ?

Brilliant. Thanks for the reply

so if you are in no rush to carbonate and you want the carbing and serving pressure the same, what psi will you set it at?

Yes but after further thought correct me if I’m wrong, I could just connect the light,compressor, mains in and then buy another inkbird.

if I wanted to, could I just remove the housing and leave everything connected if it was just for the sake of fitting another corny in?

Has anyone done the coconut and blueberry stout recipe from this book and if so, is it awesome? I was thinking about doing it for the Christmas thirst 😃

Fantastic. Thank you

Absolutely loved the book. Have you read any Clive Barker?

Does a 3/8 threaded adapter exist to screw onto the faucet shank so I don't have to use the barb fitting?

Glad this Was corrected

how did you decide on faucet shank size? I wouldn't want it to be in the way and bang against the keg when I shut the fridge door?