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Can't see any problem, just take care to keep the oxygen out when transferring and give the keg a good purge.

Usually costs me 35p - 60p depending on ingredients. This could be reduced down by reuseing yeast or compromising the ingredients. Could probably do a reasonable ale for 20p pint. Just wouldn't be overly exiting for me to drink.

You probably want pure CO2, what container is your Coors in, do you have any other refrigeration? More details would be helpful.

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Actually I'm not sure this will work. I thought you where trying to connect to 3/8 beer line. Can you not just attach a 12mm pipe to the 3/8 then clamp the 1/2 pipe over that. Not perfect but should at least make it work in the short term.

Her I have no idea about the other pump as I said the other night. I think whoever you got it from also couldn't make it work and that's why you acquired it.

What container is your beer in,

I think the fastest way is connect 1/2 pipe to the outlet on the pump then use one of these secured with jubilee clips https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/164056520584 Then one of these that connects to the beer line. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/184224770642 Edited to make it right.

Let me get this straight. You have stiff 3/8 beer line coming from a keg and you want to connect it to your anagram?

Please do report back as I am genuinely interested. Just now I have read this, looks like I'll be going the other way on my next brew. https://byo.com/article/save-hops-post-boil/ Will also report back.

Yes seems a bit of a gimmick to me. If it was that revolutionary, most other breweries would be doing it by now.

My old boss at the brewery had a saying, Hop smarter not stronger, I am not saying this isn't a tasty beer but you could probably get pretty much the same beer without so many different additions, probably saving some hops and defently saving time faffing arround weighing out all those additions.

1) this is not really designed to hold pressure. I'm sure the vessel would be fine, more than likely air would find it's way back in through the gasket or however you had sealed the blow off before doing any real damage. I would be very very cautious about the sight tube or any other additions...

100% correct. Blast in the whole cartridge once the beer become really slow to pour. (Don't let it get to the stage where air is glugging back up through the tap as this will spoil the beer) Another option is to re-prime with some more priming sugar. When the serving pressure is gone open the...

This is key, you're always going to drink the first batch or two prematurely as you have no other stock. Keep hammering out the batches untill you don't need to drink them early because you have enough beer to drink in the meantime. After that just brew at the rate you drink and you should...

This. If you don't use a TC and just use the fridge existing thermostat it will work however your fridge temp will probably be hard to controll and fairly inaccurate. If you use a TC you will have this problem

Your main problem will be (I presume) that the shelves in the freezer part will have cooling coils making it hard to use that space as a kegorator. Also a fridge freezer normally has just one refrigeration unit. Normally controlling the freezer and uses the residual cold to keep the fridge at...

Sorry buddy but I can't seem to find anything, it looks quite unusual to me, where did you acquire it? You may be best ringing up the number from the website the first picture was from, they might know what attachment you need

Yes Incan see them. Just putting kids to bed then I will see what I can find

Dose the pump have a make on it