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Been looking at these for a while and finally ordered one. It arrived today so I've been watching how-to videos, and yours popped up. Well done. Thanks, Mr. B. This will be helpful.
hello, I got very confused when you had two kegs can I just do it with one keg? Like was the other keg in the video just to demonstrate how it goes to a keg?
Moka yes as long as you have a quick connector from the keg or if you have the right tap, basically I use a quick connector from a ball lock post, I have 2 different kegs but same connector if that makes sense 👍
I finally broke down and got one. I didn't get the adapter to connect to the keg. I did a dry run of it. Does your CO2 adapter stick? I had a heck of a time trying to remove it.
do you mean the adapter to the ball lock connector, or do you go straight in with just a line from the Co2, I spray mine with StarSan before connecting and it seems to help, I did struggle the first time if i remember
Is this method used coz the beer is already mature in the keg. Otherwise u would re prime it but then again there be no yeast to react. Think I got it 2nd time, cheers😊
Dave yes the idea is I'd bottle from kegs where I have force carbonated so minimal yeast activity, similar to a micro brewery when canning unless they prime, happy new year to you 👍🍻
I just got this product. Every time I try to fill the bottle the flow stops. It feels like the CO2 fills the empty space that causes it to stop filling. I set the regulator between 7-10 psi. I turned the PRV forward and back, but to no avail. I got too frustrated with it. I am not sure how do I resolve this issue. I am new to this. Any advice?
Alonzo hi, do you fill straight from the tap or do you have the line going from a keg to the tapcooler like I have in the video? It seems like the balance is slightly off, I have my pressure split at 12 psi, do you hear hissing coming from the prv as you fill? Have you also got a tight seal when filling at the bottle entry? Sorry for all the questions
Been looking at these for a while and finally ordered one. It arrived today so I've been watching how-to videos, and yours popped up. Well done. Thanks, Mr. B. This will be helpful.
@MrThesem no problem I love the little device, still use it so ask any questions and I'll do my best to help 👍
Very helpful! Most videos show with the use of a forward sealing tap. Your video is exactly the method I’ll be using. Thanks and cheers! 🍻
Cheers I'm happy the video has helped you 🍻🍺👍
Great video. Just got mine and tried it tonight. Quite a nice tool to have. Works great.
Wayne it's a brilliant bit of kit, cheers 🍻
Well done! Useful and informative.
Thank you very much appreciated 👍🍻
Your a better man than me, I would propably get frustrated, that I would throw everything against the wall and go out and buy a six pack!
It's much easier than it comes across, I definitely understand where your coming from though 👍🍻
Great video, learned a lot. I see the video is from 1 year ago. Still enjoying the tapcooler ?
I certainly am, it's a great investment cheers 🍻
hello, I got very confused when you had two kegs can I just do it with one keg? Like was the other keg in the video just to demonstrate how it goes to a keg?
Moka yes as long as you have a quick connector from the keg or if you have the right tap, basically I use a quick connector from a ball lock post, I have 2 different kegs but same connector if that makes sense 👍
@@MrBsHomebrewsandBeerReviews hello, thank you for your response. Can I get your email? Thank you.
@@mokabakr839 bramhallbackroombrewery@outlook.com
I finally broke down and got one. I didn't get the adapter to connect to the keg. I did a dry run of it. Does your CO2 adapter stick? I had a heck of a time trying to remove it.
do you mean the adapter to the ball lock connector, or do you go straight in with just a line from the Co2, I spray mine with StarSan before connecting and it seems to help, I did struggle the first time if i remember
glad you got one Shark 👍
@@MrBsHomebrewsandBeerReviews Yes its the ball lock adapter. I do have food grade grease that I may use.
Is this method used coz the beer is already mature in the keg. Otherwise u would re prime it but then again there be no yeast to react. Think I got it 2nd time, cheers😊
Dave yes the idea is I'd bottle from kegs where I have force carbonated so minimal yeast activity, similar to a micro brewery when canning unless they prime, happy new year to you 👍🍻
I just got this product. Every time I try to fill the bottle the flow stops. It feels like the CO2 fills the empty space that causes it to stop filling. I set the regulator between 7-10 psi. I turned the PRV forward and back, but to no avail. I got too frustrated with it. I am not sure how do I resolve this issue. I am new to this. Any advice?
Alonzo hi, do you fill straight from the tap or do you have the line going from a keg to the tapcooler like I have in the video? It seems like the balance is slightly off, I have my pressure split at 12 psi, do you hear hissing coming from the prv as you fill? Have you also got a tight seal when filling at the bottle entry? Sorry for all the questions