how long is a piece of string?i run 3 cornies and two KKs which on occasion I force carb and top up with a serving pressure blast.my first 6KG lasted nearly a year and that was with a lot of faffing about and losing loads of gas to the atmosphere,trust me you wont need two tanks:thumb:
Yeap, what I do but am forcing the policy by having a solenoid on the primary regulator controlled by one of those "delay off" switches used by landlords in shared hallways. But how do you monitor the cylinder so it doesn't take you by surprise (going empty) after, say, 15 months instead of 3?
As someone else mentioned you could go by weight. Personally I'm about to get a second cylinder as stand by.
Not exactly. Keeping the tank turn off keeps anxiety at bay ("is my gas leaking away?"). But it doesn't prevent you unexpectedly running out of gas.
In this thread? I think you'll find that was me!
Downstream. It doesn't have to close on such a high pressure then. Actually it's built into the "primary" regulator, as is common for aquarium use. There are piccies of it in this old thread of mine:
Paranoid lunatic? Maybe. But the bang on your head doesnt' seem to have interfered with your lateral thinking ability:thumb:.
Not sight-glasses but bubble-counters. An "aquarium" thing for judging the rate of CO2 going through. Here used as a tool for "venting"; an approach to a traditional process used to prepare cask ales ("Real Ale") for serving. Here they are associated with 50-150mbar LPG regulators to deliver "pseudo" cask ale. Read more about it (if you want to) in my article here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwzEv5tRM-5EQUhZbDNPdmV1bWc.
"Lateral thinking"? Is that why everything spreads sideways?
Only by mistake when I first started. No need to as far as I'm concerned.
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