Beer Engine / Beer Pump
I'm really after one at the moment. I have a Pin ready to receive the TTL, now all I need is to be able to draw the TTL out.
Any help from you online chaps will be greatly appreciated.
Any help from you online chaps will be greatly appreciated.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Neilson on
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Hahahaha, I knew when I wrote it I would get an englishman to pipe up but I got two!! Nice!! I for one dont like them but I do understand why some would like them. Sparklers allways insites rage maybe we start a topic on them?
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Permalink Reply by Pilgrim on
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From Wikipedia Mike:
"When the sparkler is tight, the beer is severely agitated resulting in a large head but a significant loss of flavour and mouthfeel. This is most common in the north of England and Wales. Many drinkers in the north prefer their beer this way; it is softer and creamier with less bitterness. Drinkers in the South tend to prefer their beer with a touch more bitterness, and a slightly harder mouthfeel."
I was born in the Southwest of England and never saw a sparkler down there. When I went to work in Swindon however all the beer engines were fitted with sparklers. I've got a sparkler on my beer engine but only because if I take it off it won't pump. The sparkler head depresses a sprung loaded valve in the end of the Swan Neck and I don't know how to get it out.
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Best get Joking onto it!!
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Permalink Reply by Stu McKinlay on
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written like a true southerner... I find that the English get less trustworthy, the further they live from Scotland.
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Permalink Reply by Martin Bridges on
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I'd love to, but not just at the moment (cashflow issues). PM me the guy's contact details though.
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Permalink Reply by studio1 on
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I'll bring an extra one in perhaps and we can sort it out later if you like?
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finally got my little project completed today. My beer engine is now mounted to the kegerator - which has also been completed with some secondary regulators. I have connected a 'sanitary' air filter to a gas-in QD which connects to the keg top right (you can see the white disc sticking out) - which is the beer engine keg. will see how this goes before considering a breather.
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Permalink Reply by MrC on
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That's an impressive looking setup! Almost as impressive as that bottle of Pilsnzer in the background ;-)
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not allll the time. haha. Yip Mr C - Pilzner just been put in my kitchen fridge.....
BTW Glen how did you get your lines looking all nice and tidy....?
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