[Airphotog]

Would this be a good price and is the regulator useable?

http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbeer/kits/skk.shtml

 

[hal3146]

The classic series regulator at the sight is a cornelius regulator. It is the same body that two other companies sell. There is nothing wrong with the regulator. You will need to either change out the hose barb for a smaller one or get some bigger tubing and adapters to make it the size you need. You will also need a needle valve, bubble counter, and solenoid(if you want to have auto shut off at night).

I use the following:

Classic Series Regulator, from Beverage Factory $40.00
Swagelock needle Valve, found awhile ago in for Sale section $15.00
Bioplast selenoid , from AZ gardens requires an EU to US plug $20.00


I built my own bubble counter and diffuser. Also, I work in a Biotech company so had access to all kinds of fittings and tubing to assemble the unit. I think this is where the trouble lies. It is a lot of foot work for someone who does not have access to these things to find them.

 

[Airphotog]

Is the price OK? I have access to Parker tubing products so that will not be a problem.

 

[Left C]

Would this be a good price and is the regulator useable?

http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbeer/kits/skk.shtml

There is someone on this forum that uses the Commercial Grade Cornelius regulator. He likes it. It lists for $39.94. http://www.beveragefactory.com/draf...mercial_double_gauge_beer_co2_regulator.shtml

Rex has some info that should help. http://www.rexgrigg.com/regulator.htm

 

[Darkblade48]

Alternatively, I believe SuMo and GLA uses this Cornelius regulator, which lists for $39.01

http://www.beveragefactory.com/draf...classic_double_gauge_beer_co2_regulator.shtml

It is the "Classic Series Double Gauge Co2 Regulator"

Yay, 800th post.

 

[Left C]

I'd do this for starters:

$100 - Victor High Purity Dual Stage regulator
$57.75 - Metering Valve, SS, PARKER, 4A-NLA-KZ-SS-V