Could i use this as a co2 tank when not using it with beergas?
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Check with the CO2 supplier. Often the threads are different for different gases.
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I am sure you could, as I am using it as a nitrogen refill tank for my struts on my airplane. Each strut requires around 500 psi to lift the wing off the ground. The tank is filled to 2200 psi...V/RChris
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Yes you can, the hose is very long so it can get messy with the small carboy but it works fine.
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You could, yes. But would be better off with a wet/dry sump system for a tank that large. Cannister maintanence is crucial without becoming a nitrate factory.
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You can do it. But it's not recomended. Because they can leak CO2. And you will wind up with flat beer.
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Yes. I purchased it for use with my Sodastream. With heavy use, the 5 lbs of CO2 lasts ~8 months at a cost of $8 per fill.
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Technically you could. I wouldn't use it for a keg because this gauge reads in 20 psi increments and you need 12-14 for the tap so it would be hard to in the pressure correctly.
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Yes - I use the propane tank from my grill. I use this unit to brew beer - it works great.
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the core can be used over and over as long as you supply co2 but the shell splits apart. My advice on these is to go to youtube and do the mods
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Yes you can. If you use an external regulator I also recommend placing an accumulator tank between the regulator and compressor. I use a 70 cu in Bimba tank purchased from a surplus shop for my accumulator. It also keeps the compressor from cycling on as frequently.
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No this co2 tank will not have a handle. Tommy GAmazon Specialist at Kegconnection
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No you cant fill it with co2 only n2 but i would highly recomend this tank its GREAT
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I run this with a two-keg regulator. The 5# CO2 tank with regulator runs an output to the gas side of each keg. These lines are independent of one another, so their lines can have different pressures, if desired. The output lines from the kegs run to the taps.If you have a one-keg regulator, you need a manifold (or splitter) to divide the single gas output to two kegs. This requires the same PSI for each keg. If you are picky about carbonation levels for a given beer (a homebrewer should be picky), then you'll just get a two-keg regulator.
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You would need an adapter, however it might be better for you to just purchase any of the non-mini aquatek regulators. They are slightly more expensive but are meant to be used with regular co2 tanks. Also, they are much more modular then this one making them easier to clean.
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You could, but then you would need to consume or serve the entire container. Growlers are meant for short-term storage and will not hold the carbonation or freshness. You could keg your beer and keep it pressurized with a co2 system. But that is a bit much for a one gallon batch. The yield was ten 12oz bottles or five bombers.
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This will work for a fridge conversion that is what I used it for. But I caution you that this is only part of what you need you will need a regulator and co2 tank I used this to add a tap to my system so that I would have two difrent kinds of beer
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It is not designed to be converted to gas. However, It is heavy duty and if you have the right skills and tools, you may be able to make it work. Even using wood, I like it and recommend it.
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The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda at work -- which is a lot less than $1 per can out of the vending machine! The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda... » Read More The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda at work -- which is a lot less than $1 per can out of the vending machine! « Show Less