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--- brewing:kegging [2023/02/14 06:07] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ brewing:kegging [2025/01/30 16:51] (current) – adam
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+====== keg sizes ======
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 homebrew = corny keg = cornelius keg
+====== CO₂ needed to dispense ======
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+====== Sanke S ======
+Fluid out from the top.
+the commercial connector.
+There exist other "Sanke" connectors, each with a letter. USA standardized on S, and I dare you to *try* and order a commercial keg that takes something else (given how much the concept of ordering a keg is an offensive concept to silk maggots). The other Sanke letters, I'm pretty sure, also use a "fluid out the top".
+====== Ball Lock Corny Keg ======
+a.k.a. Ball Lock Cornelius Keg, or Ball Lock homebrew keg, or pepsi homebrew keg. that's what I use. The gas post should be notched, or have some kind of non-standard marking. the fluid post should be extremely normal.
+===== trivia: ball lock vs pin lock =====
+There's also "pin lock". "ball lock" and "pin lock", are sometimes called pepsi and coke, respectively. From when soda was delivered in a keg. pretty sure i asked my dad and it's from before *his* time.
+  * Pin lock kegs have pins on the post, so the connector is not interchangeable.
+  * the lids are interchangeable. You want the ones that have a pull tab on them to vent pressure.
+  * pin lock connectors tend to be half an inch taller.

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