How do you like that kegland mini-regulator? I have an older style mini regulator that i can't find replacement parts for so thinking of investing in one of those.
I really like it! I have a couple of them and they work great. I will say the gauge it comes with is pretty hard to read (for me anyway) since it's small and I think is 0-60 PSI, so I'd recommend replacing the gauge with either the 15 PSI analog one (they also make a 30 PSI analog), or I'm using the digital ones which are cool. Some people have said the digital gauges can flake out in a cold environment (e.g., cold crashing) but I haven't had any issues yet. The regulator itself is really well made, and I really like the flexibility of the design since you can change the connection from the front to the side as needed, and use CO2 cartridges (either 16g or 74g, but the 74g requires an additional adapter fitting) or a SodaStream canister. From my use I highly recommend these little things, they're super handy!
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Wow, that turned out as a pretty good looking beer!
Yep, I was kinda surprised! Tastes pretty good too.
How do you like that kegland mini-regulator? I have an older style mini regulator that i can't find replacement parts for so thinking of investing in one of those.
I really like it! I have a couple of them and they work great. I will say the gauge it comes with is pretty hard to read (for me anyway) since it's small and I think is 0-60 PSI, so I'd recommend replacing the gauge with either the 15 PSI analog one (they also make a 30 PSI analog), or I'm using the digital ones which are cool. Some people have said the digital gauges can flake out in a cold environment (e.g., cold crashing) but I haven't had any issues yet. The regulator itself is really well made, and I really like the flexibility of the design since you can change the connection from the front to the side as needed, and use CO2 cartridges (either 16g or 74g, but the 74g requires an additional adapter fitting) or a SodaStream canister. From my use I highly recommend these little things, they're super handy!