I have been using spunding valves for over 10 years. I have used a lot of different types/manufacturers. My current favorite is the Kegland diaphragm one with the analog dial. I can walk past it, and look down, and see the status of the fermentation. The G2 has the dial facing the wrong direction. The diaphragm one with the digital display requires that you push the button to "wake it up". As always, thank you David for your review. I always cherish your viewpoint...
@@DavidHeathHomebrew I've found the digital gauges incredibly inaccurate at low PSI. I bought a stack of them, and run my GF GF30's at 2PSI to keep the air out. I can have one digital gauge show 0 PSI while another says 3. I can then take the one that says 0 off, let it turn off, put it back on and it shows 2. I still use them, but going to switch back to the analogues.
Hello. Currently I am using blowtie 2 with integrated digital pressure gauge with Fermzilla . In terms of accuracy shal I go to g2 ? Which has better accuracy?Best regards
The blowtie is for sure more accurate. The digital display makes it even more accurate too. The G2 is handy to have though for pressure transfer or as a stand it if needed.
Looks a lot like the product Keg King have been selling for a while. I bought one but it wouldn’t engage the post. Took it back and LhBS proprietor tried it on several posts in the shop. Eventually he found one it would fit. I guess it’s a tolerance issue and I must have had one on the far end of the range.
I don't like this kind of spunding because there's no way to make blow off and so it's impossible to know if there's yeast activity... Classic compact diafragm spunding stay the best for me
You don't need a spunding valve. I create my own pressure relief valves using different spring strengths. Most of mine are set at 13 psi. Much cheaper and works just as well.
@@DavidHeathHomebrew I have been brewing for many years. If needed, I start off with a blow off tube. I also focus primarily on lagers, with the occasional strong ales.
I have been using spunding valves for over 10 years. I have used a lot of different types/manufacturers. My current favorite is the Kegland diaphragm one with the analog dial. I can walk past it, and look down, and see the status of the fermentation. The G2 has the dial facing the wrong direction. The diaphragm one with the digital display requires that you push the button to "wake it up". As always, thank you David for your review. I always cherish your viewpoint...
Cheers Will. Personally I really like the digital gauges but there are pros and cons for sure.
@@DavidHeathHomebrew I've found the digital gauges incredibly inaccurate at low PSI. I bought a stack of them, and run my GF GF30's at 2PSI to keep the air out. I can have one digital gauge show 0 PSI while another says 3. I can then take the one that says 0 off, let it turn off, put it back on and it shows 2. I still use them, but going to switch back to the analogues.
@johngriffin9547 sounds like a product fault to me.
@@DavidHeathHomebrew Kegland didn’t think so when I raised it with them
Hmm odd.
This video had perfect timing.. I had this product in my cart last night but think I am going with the Blowtie for the added accuracy.
Fair play, certainly the Blowtie has better accuracy. The G2 however is handy for other tasks like keg transfer.
Amazing, good job kegland
For sure 🍻🍻🍻
Awesome video as always, these look very interesting!
Many thanks Alan, much appreciated 🍻🍻😎
I've used it a couple of times, it's great!
Great to hear! 🍻🍻🍻
Another excellent video thank you :)
Great to hear Paul, much appreciated 🍻🍻🍻
pretty slick little device.
Yes for sure 🍻🍻🍻
"Drinking beer is good for you" 🍺❤
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First brew with this is on and I have a small leak from the spunding valve. Sounds like it's where the pressure gauge inserts. Any ideas on fixing it?
I would remove it and then take it apart and then put it back together. If that does not fix it then a time for a new one 🍻🍻🍻
I would opt for the blow tie as it gives you the option to add a blow off tube for a visual of activity.🍻
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Hello David, looking to get into BIAB with a simple water heater what size vessel would i need for say 23L going into a fermenter
I would go 35L personally, though a little under would still work 🍻🍻🍻
@@DavidHeathHomebrew Thanks David I thought it might need to be around that size 🍻🍻🍻
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Hello. Currently I am using blowtie 2 with integrated digital pressure gauge with Fermzilla . In terms of accuracy shal I go to g2 ? Which has better accuracy?Best regards
The blowtie is for sure more accurate. The digital display makes it even more accurate too. The G2 is handy to have though for pressure transfer or as a stand it if needed.
Thanks for reply 👍🏻
@Nagellan 🍻🍻😎
Looks a lot like the product Keg King have been selling for a while. I bought one but it wouldn’t engage the post. Took it back and LhBS proprietor tried it on several posts in the shop. Eventually he found one it would fit. I guess it’s a tolerance issue and I must have had one on the far end of the range.
Yes for sure. Hopefully you have found it useful 🍻🍻🍻
Big no from me. Can’t seem to connect the out to a hose in order to purge your serving keg as you ferment.
Its not designed to do that. The Blowtie does though.
I like it much
Great to hear 🍻🍻🍻
I like it 🍻
Cheers Bradley. Yes it has some interesting features and flexibility.
It is important to note that they do not fit on kegs with a full-length rubber carry handle.
Thanks for the info 🍻🍻🍻
doesnt work for me. only fits on 1 of my gas posts out of 6 kegs, old and new. avoid!
Thats odd, ive not had this issue personally with any of my kegs.
I've seen quite a few reviews with the same problem.
They must have non standard posts.
These things don't fit on cocacola corny kegs, but fit allrounder and kegmenter. The fixed plunger needs to be shaved off to work with kegs.
Thanks for your input, much appreciated.
its bad that they sell it and it just doesnt fit usual posts
I don't like this kind of spunding because there's no way to make blow off and so it's impossible to know if there's yeast activity... Classic compact diafragm spunding stay the best for me
All fair points, thanks for your input.
I don't use the big ones anymore. It's so convenient...
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You don't need a spunding valve. I create my own pressure relief valves using different spring strengths. Most of mine are set at 13 psi. Much cheaper and works just as well.
So you build your own spring loaded spunding valve. You are using a spunding valve, which you claim you do not need
@mutantryeff I hope you arent simply changing the valve in your PRV. That means you simply have one line of defence. Very bad idea.
@@DavidHeathHomebrew I have been brewing for many years. If needed, I start off with a blow off tube. I also focus primarily on lagers, with the occasional strong ales.
@@mutantryeff I hope you regularly check and clean your PRV’s. To not use a spunding valve adds risk
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