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@real_sovol_sv01_experience91 nice sounds like you've been making some tasty seltzer! The pump is required bc the co2 tanks regulator is setting the pressure in the tank. So if you're co2 is at 90 psi that overrides most home water systems pressure hence the pump. I assume the ambient pressure in the tank even after water is added will still be whatever you set it to on the regulator.. I think the pressurized nature of the system is what requires not agitation. Compared to your system where you are adding gas to water I am adding water to gas. Hope that's clear!

Honestly I hardly wear them! I still have them but always opt for the zions. I bought a couple pairs of the rezion which are absolute trash. Back to zion tried and true. Luckily their warranty process is easy. Anyway yes similar size sorry I can't offer more!

Thanks! If i had to guess it's the 4.2 cubic foot size. Model is Danby. I'd recommend getting the carbonator first and then just finding the cheapest/free one on marketplace. Then be careful not to cut any refrigerant lines!

​@@seanmacdonald8476 Thank you for the tip! I also heard that putting the motor inside the fridge can cause heat and condensation. Have you had any problems with the motor in the fridge?

​@@dorofino I have not had any issues however i live in a pretty dry climate.. if that makes a difference I do not know

@@seanmacdonald8476 how long you have been having running for?

~20 months?@@dorofino

no problems no complaints. It's been in there for over a year

Becker squeeze valve 20-2231-90 I cannot find my invoice for where I bought it but see one on apex... may or may not be in stock

Depends how many calories you're burning

just a cold plate within the mini fridge?

This is addressed in the video. Obviously not ideal but it works perfectly fine for my personal use. You can daisy chain tanks to make the impact even less if you serve more frequently.

Thanks glad you have found it helpful. I used midwest beverage for the majority of it and found some other bev flex on ebay. For midwest this was what i got (1/4 ID x .457 OD Bev-Flex Series 170-04100 (100 ft))... I have since been told that a larger diameter hose (3/8) would be more appropriate to put less strain on the pump. Good luck

Hey, I'm not doing anything for extra insulation the hoses take up just about all the space. You could get messy with some spray foam as others have done but I just haven't. I do not know any specs regarding the motor and temperature sorry! With a little extra hose and some more fittings you can detatch the motor/pump and keep it externally

Why do you wash it twice a week ? Are you playokg alot in the mud ?

But then you would have to fill the keg like a plebeian. And you would need to be able to fit the corny keg in a refrigerator which would further limit your capacity. Easy is for wimps. Unlimited tap is for kings

I have to agree. I wanted to go the kegerator route as I had an extra mini fridge but it was too much work. After eating h fridge to keg conversions I would have to cut up the fridge so the keg would fit. Then have to replace the keg ever so often then wait for it to carbonate. This route is also cheaper depending on how much you pay for the carbonator. Thanks for the vid.

@@rkivuti Apparently you are also an idiot. You don't have to buy a kegerator if you already have a mini fridge, and you don't have to "convert" anything,

It's simply overkill IMO. I already use ice with my pours so any insulation on the tap would be negligible. Would it be the same in another setup? Who knows

Let me know if you come back! Take care

Sounds like you're looking at new? I only ever intended to buy used and I got mine on ebay. There is currently one that looks refurbished on ebay for $275 shipped

@@seanmacdonald8476 Have any issues with used/refurb?

@@awjone0 Nope, i think i even bought mine as for "parts only" since they never plugged it in to test it dry they couldn't say if it worked... so maybe that's why i got cheaper but the $275 really doesn't sound so bad if you're trying to get set up right now

It’s much looser iirc you’d likely be able to layer it over your atom lt

I personally wouldn't be likely to use either of these in that use case and opt more for a fleece or hoodie for office use. If outdoor cool nights over a tee you would probably prefer the mx considering it is fleece lined and would feel nice on the skin but may be over kill warmth wise. I am in the cold mountains tho and our definitions of cold are def different. I don't think you'll like the texture of the LT on your bare skin either.

Interesting, I'm looking forward to hearing about your findings. Cutting the fridge sucks. I have some random $25 yard sale find but even with a brand new fridge I doubt you'll be able to find schematics on where the coolant lines are running. I would assume that they are basically everywhere. I used a dremel to cut into the sheet metal on the side and bent it back to see if i was safe or not. I was pretty delicate and still ended up knicking a copper line inside luckily it didn't blow. i just put duct tape around the sharp edges shoved the lines through and called it good. It could be done "better". As for the insulated lines, yes that is the main reason I cannot go colder. Perhaps larger line would be better although I am already using 1/4". Is there a product in mind you know of for line insulation?

@@seanmacdonald8476 I'm working on figuring the rest out... I did hear something in a video saying make sure your water in line to the pump is Not 1/4", needs to be 3/8" or will prematurely kill the pump...

@@seanmacdonald8476 Finally got around to making the video ua-cam.com/video/7giFPwGIMBQ/v-deo.html

I pretty much exclusively wear Prana zion straight leg pants in and outdoors. They can't be beat imo as long as you find a size that fits you well as I did

I get my Arcteryx in size Medium Reg and I’m 6’2. For reference my Prana Climbing pants are 36” inseam.

Hey, yes it is slimmed from the versions I had at least. You'll probably be close between the xs and s. Honestly would sooner go with xs. Good luck

LMAO mostly first look speculation yea, was looking more for a “ive used both for atleast a month/maybe even atleast a week or two and like this one better for blank reason etc”

Like the shorts except a 31 is really a 32.5

I did end up getting a small but it was slightly too large still. Ended up selling it bc it the value wasn't there. Too much cost for too little use case for me. A lot of ppl feel differently about the lt tho so I'm just one voice in an ocean.

@@seanmacdonald8476 thanks for the reply. I'm amazed that you can sell used clothing. 🍻

The MX definitely shines in this area. I was impressed with the LT but I honestly didn't keep it long enough to see how it broke in. Everything with a coating works great the first time it see's rain. I wouldn't want the LT if it was more than a drizzle but can see the MX working for a bit longer and not getting totally saturated or seep through for a while in average rain conditions.

@@seanmacdonald8476 great, thanks man appreciate the reply even after the videowas posted 2 years ago. I was looking at purely waterproof jackets but tbh I think I mainly need wind protection with a bit of rain so this might be perfect 👍🏽

It would definitely be a spring skiing type jacket. I wouldn't expect it to stay very dry if any decent precip. Probably do fine with the wind tho definitely breathable.