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When will the Junior Fermenter jacket be available in the UK?
I get my small bottles filled for $10 with exchange and the larger cylinders can be purchased but they have a lifespan. A date is stamped , so they only last so many years and you have to buy a new one. Not only that, you can't get all the gas out because the pressure drops and you are left with about 25% or so unusable. I did the math and the small bottles might be slightly more expensive but they don't expire. If you factor in the cost of the larger cylinders they end up being more expensive overall. In the small cylinders you can get most of the gas out and I weighed mine full and empty and I am getting most of the gas out. So I scrapped the idea and just have 3 small bottles and refill them all at once every few months. I don't have to buy the adapter hose and find a place to hide a large cylinder in my kitchen and drill holes to route the tubing to my soda stream.
Hi Jeff. That's not accurate. Where we are located the larger cylinders are a massive savings. The cylinders have to be purchased and are already full on the first go, but there after, if you for some reason or another want keep the cylinder and have it refilled after you empty it you can do so for 10 years from the test stamp date on an AS2030 cylinder with an RPV installed in the valve. ALL the filled gas can be expelled from the cylinder. If your draft system or carbonation unit is working properly, the entire weight of the gas will be dispensed. So with our cylinder, the sizes are 0.9 2.6 and 6 kilo. These are the weights of the gas itself that the cylinder can hold inside. Beyond this, most customer will simply just swap their empty cylinder for a full one at any of these locations: www.kegking.com.au/retailers/ This way they only pay the fill price, currently $29 AUD for 2.6kilo, and as long as they have a cylinder to drop off, they'll be able swap for a full cylinder far beyond the 10 years of life of the original cylinder.
It can be used with a dip tube cylinder?
Will a heat mat work with these fermenters if placed beneath it?
Yes. Absolutely. And we improved the Chubby since this video and now offer the Chubby Apollo. There's even a stainless steel lid option for it: Chubby Apollo: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fIuduNODj6nUmco.htmlsi=E7Thomzx47q5pXn- SS LID OPTION: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qnWcqdlmn63cj9Y.htmlsi=Tb-HJRCspnKNiC-a
@@Keg-King when will these be available in the UK?
@@chrisb5839 Bevie is our distributor in the UK. They will have stock soon. They'll announce when they arrive. There is already stock in the EU as well.
Curious to know is the original Chubby 30L dishwasher safe?
The caps and components are dishwasher safe. The tanks are not.
Impeccable, en français, merci keg king ❤
I would love this but outside of home brew applications, are macro brews going to make 10L kegs? Historically, the USA does not deviate from standard kegs, bottles or cans. On occassion you can find 5L but its Heineken pre-pressured.
We have more beverage makers already packaging in these in Australia and it isn't just beer, it's juice, wine, cocktails and more. Prosecco and Rose come to mind as pretty popular in their 10L varieties. Our market down under tends to embrace packaging options faster than the US industries. We moved to screw caps and bagged boxes for wines decades ago now and never looked back so where Americans still tend to see these options as an indication of low quality, Australians have no qualm about packing their $140 dollar bottles of wine in a screw top bottle. When it comes down to it, it's all about keeping the O2 out and providing the beverage producer with affordable options to reach a wider market. That said, do you remember Bud Light/Coors Light Party Balls in the US? The 10L keg dispenses better, is easier to carry and equally as fun!
US generally gets further behind and so we don't have many hopes to sell there
lm sold on Kegking, just made my first 30ltr Chubby pressure fermentation batch
Thanks! It's always great to hear that brewers are getting the most from our equipment!
I have been wanting something like this since purchasing my Apollo Stainless when they first arrived, thank you. Is it possible to fit a cooling coil to this lid? Is there space to drill it to fit the coil?
Awesome bit of gear... I will need to get one for a dry hopping tool.
Ship to the us please I need one
For the apollo unitank I would need to use the thermowell from the stubbie. Looks good and can't wait to try it
Looks great. Hope it will be available in Britain soon.
Used a chubby before, in my opinion they aren't as good as the all rounder so I went that route, but at least this version now has some of the all rounder features that make it so easy to use and clean that it should have had originally.
What is ... A litre😂😅
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Latin would be really cool - let me see if we can get hold of a local Gladiator who lives in Geelong
Why are we getting all this French crap this channel?
So cool Nic. Can I request the next one in Klingon or Latin?
I prefer Goa'uld language personally XD
In English please….😮
English version please…😊
French?
Yes mate!
Thanks a million, My 20 pound cylinder Co2 at a professional medical gas and oxygen provider, hooked up, but does not carbonate only slightly 1/5, regardless of how many times and water temperature, even got another sodastrem Terra ,and nothing, tank went through quality and security control Any Suggestions, will appreciate lots of health good weekend
I don't think it is the tank or gas pressure, it is the soda stream. Currently my stopped working properly. I get lots of gas bubbling into the water but none of it stays in. It was working good a few weeks ago. I think one of the gaskets is not sealing and all the CO2 is going to the atmosphere. There is a gasket that the water bottle fits around and another yellow gasket on the cylinder side. They do sell an older soda stream and you have to screw your water bottle onto it and there is a rubber seat on the top and I think this makes a better seal than the quick slide on bottle that makes the seal on the sides of the bottle. I think that is my problem because I do feel some gas blowing at my water bottle end.
@@jeffbguarino Thanks will do Lots of health
Wtf
Oi oi
How easy is it to set up a Guinness tap,without cooler
Serving beverages on tap is all about balance. So if you can get the beverage cold without a fridge or a glycol system its just a matter of how you get it out of the tap. You can put the whole keg into a bin of ice and serve with gas or a hand pump or you can move the beer through a cooling device like a chill plate that you keep cold with ice inside an esky like this one: www.kegking.com.au/cast-aluminium-cold-plate-chiller-cooler.html It's not difficult to set something up so you can keep the beer fresh and carbonated with gas as you serve and it's even easier to dispense with a simple hand pump for when you're going to empty the keg in a single session. TLDR: It's not difficult and doesn't require much equipment.
Does it just stay in the fridge
Nah. You can have the keg in ice and just let your guests serve themselves from the tap. Easy, no mess and no digging around in the ice bucket to try and find the bronco tap!
Got one delivered today and already using it. Huge time saver and a lot less mess. Wish I had this 10 years ago!
Can you use this set up just the same with the electric e=terra systems? I keep seeing videos only with the non-electric manual set up.
Yes I've seen it. The electric model just presses the pin the same way you would manually but for set times.
At 3:40 should you not have released some pressure from the keg to avoid that blow back hence disturbing all the yeast that had settled to the bottom after cold crash..
Technically, yes, but it's a floating dip tube in the fermenter. Yeast stays at the bottom, Tube gets a burst of gas to clear it from yeast that may have settled from fermentation and doesn't disturb the bottom because it floats.
This looks great. Any chance of a tri clover version of the stainless steel pump head? I'm trying to avoid BSP threads on my setup.
No good for my mate's methods: 30 psi for rapid carbonation, then 5-10 for pouring pressure. No good for less ideal systems that pour differently by temperature, so the pressure needs to be twiddled often
This is fully adjustable. What your mate is choosing to do rather than a fail safe method is his choice. The tens of thousands of kegerators we sell are short draw systems that require the use of low pressure around 8 to ten PSI. Change the temp, adjust pressure. The reg is adjustable so that if you want to serve a wheat beer at 15psi, you can. To make it simple for the majority of users we set to the best average pressure for the kegerators we sell but it can always be changed
Meh. I'll stick to my Harris 601 reg
How about a gas bottle that is the same size as your 6.5 litre kegs with the compact regulator on it.
Very good!
Great video! I got a a co2 connector and have a similar setup to what you have in the video. It came with two washers, but I think one is a backup. Is there typically a washer for the quick connect/sodastream side or is it just for the cylinder connection?
There is a nylon regulator washer on the cylinder side. On the carbonation system side it's just a push in fitting shaped to the new design on top of the 390g cylinders.
@@Keg-King Got it, thanks. I'm all hooked up now with no leaks and all's working well. Thanks for the reply!
Do you clean the liquid Ball lock from yeast stuck inside?
Posts, poppets, springs inside the post need to be disassembled and cleaned as do the liquid disconnects themselves need to be disassembled and cleaned once in a while. The disconnects will get a thorough clean just by running the solution through them but it's still a good idea to break everything down once in a while and make sure everything is extra schmick (aka spick and span).
ok when I do this foam is comming out of the area. what does that mean? pressure was good all weekend went to pour one on Thursday and was foam. looked and pressure was 35psi. wtf..... is this keg ruined?
You can always depressurise and allow the keg to warm up, which as it does will release more carbon dioxide. Kind of like when you leave a sparkling beverage out in a glass, it goes flat. You'll need to get the beverage cold again and leave it under pressure so it will once again carbonate and balance at the pressure and temperature that you require. For most kegerator short draw systems, setting the temp to 2C and the pressure to around 8 to10 psi.
@Keg-King this is the 2nd time this happend. reading online it seems to be a regulator issue. Ditching the crap one that came with my unit and ordered a taprite. Hopefully this fixes my problem going foward.
Are these these fonts taller than your average font
Hi mate, no they are not, they are about standard for T shape fonts. Cheers
Gawd I love watching myself on video.... I'm just so damn entertaining. Nah, good chat Nico.
You should name it Chupollo 🙂
Would this one arrive in a 20l or 15l version as well? I think people would like the wide opening
It won't work well on smaller fermenters due to the size of the opening.
Thanks for the answer. @@Keg-King I tend to make alcohol free beer from home in 12 liter batches. Would this chubby apollo be too big for me? Im concerned about cleaning the Fermenter Junior
@@Robust2013 It's better to have more room inside than less. You can do any batch sizes as long as you don't overflow the Chubby. 12 to 15L is just fine!
@@Keg-King Thanks. Last question: when will these be sold internationally (scandanavia)? Wondering if I should wait or order directly through your website.
@@Robust2013 There's an order already on the water going to Norway. Should be there in about a week.
I really, really, hope this comes to Ireland (or to somewhere in the EU that delivers here). I'm keen to get into pressure fermenting but the conical PET versions would get knocked over anywhere that I ferment and the normal Apollo looks like a pain to clean for normal hand sizes.
There is a container currently on the way to Norway and another one on the way to the UK soon.
Who is the seller in the UK?
@@philipmurphy9711 Anyone who stocks Bevie equipment such as Grainfather and Still Spirit
wow. If all the domestic fridges in the world where like this. save the environment heaps
The Chubollo? Hmm.. maybe not.
The line keep float up and sucking air can you please redesign them?
Aww, my heart just melted into a puddle! 💗 👄👄👄🍆🍆🍆
Now make a one gallon gravity version for those who don't want to brew a huge amount.
this one is about the smallest out there: www.kegking.com.au/fermenter-king-junior-10l-pet-pressure-fermenter-keg.html
@@Keg-King Are you working on similar upgrades to the Junior??
Please make your products available in the US
Unfortunately, US importers are not cooperating at the moment...
Anyone carrying these in the UK as on now? 16th May 2024?
Wish it was available in USA.
Yeah literally everything that I'm looking for in the US...