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I had a big spurge built the Kegerator then ordered 3 more cornies and order 80 quids worth of kits a month lol, still far cheaper than the pub or even Supermarket and Im really enjoying my home brewing now the faff of bottling is done with.

No worries mate, we can all do with saving cash in these mad times, it's a great kit and the best thing I ever did

Yes it comes with the reducers all you will need is beer and co2

Wimpy girl I doubt, think any guy who under estimates you ladies will get a shock, just wish you would come with an instruction manual :laugh8: Due to old motorcycle road racing injuries thats the exact method I use and its a lot easier

Never considered trying the kviek, may give that a go, the Cwtch smelt great when kegging it so cant wait to give it a try

Totally agree on the conditioning, but cant seem to get ahead,even with three fv on the go, but have always been a big capacity guy so Iblame that lol, never considered a sodastream and being able to re fill from the big bottle, but have space for 4 kegs in my Kegerator and only use 2 taps, so...

It would help the monster beer belly reduction program :laugh8:

Thanks for such an informative reply peebee, when I got my Corny kit from brewkegtap the paperwork that came with it said to force carb at 50 psi and shake for 1 minute, and how long does that minute feel when shaking a full keg, but it works a treat, mind you Ido like high carb levels. Hope...

I have been useing my Kegerator for the last month or so, no beer gets a chance as its out the FV into the Keg, then I have alway been force carbing, now I have upped my number of Fermentation Vessels Im starting to get ahead, but to carb the beer, do I force the lid to seal at 30 psi and remove...

I have brewed lots of the Lager kit you are having a go at, its ok if you ignore the instructions and as others have said follow the 2+2+2 method, and always got far better results bottling rather than a Pressure Barrel, but again as others have said it wont taste like stellar, the kits The...

They dont seem to have Wilko in Scotland but you can order via their website www.wilko.com

Trust me to bump into this thread on the 2nd day of yet another diet :laugh8::laugh8::laugh8:

Always practise safe drinking 😁😁😁, I admire your ingenuity fair ▶

Some cheap gas prices out there, I got mine from the only local supplier I could find from Hobbyweld Gas for £65 deposit and £35 a refill for food grade CO2

Yes but think you had to embrace both sides in the end, had fun on all modes am, fm and ssb

Up the Horshoe pass, used to be popular back in the day cmon

Flash when I worked in Libya, my poor liver

I just llove that 3 mile walk to the toilet:laugh8:

I got the little Baofang as a Christmas present offmy step son and they are a cracking little radio for the price, not done a lot with mine but may have to dust it off and give it a good charge

A lot pay £1000's for a nice top end radio then stick it on a crap antenna!