Hi Guys
Sorry if this is a dumb question but I can't figure it out. I know I've seen this asked before but I can't find the post on how to do it dispite using search......
I understand from the FAQ I have to download picture to a web based album but the link didn't give me any clue what to do.
I wanted to share a piccy of my King Keg converted for use similar to a Cornie.........
Cheers
Russ
How do I post photos ???
Russ, once you have the image stored on the web, (you need to know the web address) you point to it using the [img] tags.
You write this into your post (without the asterisks):
[img*]http://webaddres of your image.com/imagename.jpg[/img*]
You image will then appear in your post.
You write this into your post (without the asterisks):
[img*]http://webaddres of your image.com/imagename.jpg[/img*]
You image will then appear in your post.
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kt88man
If you're not fussed about keeping track of them, then http://allyoucanupload.webshots.com is quick and simple.Russ wrote:Can you reccomend a good place to store the image on the web?
I use http://www.imageshack.us and find them to be reliable. If you google for 'free image hosting', there are quite a few places.
Think this works
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Russ
OK Was going to do this another day but....
I'm using a Cornie Keg at the mo and i'm well impressed. Using the Tap that came with it from Norm and makes dispensing a joy. I've converted the King Keg so I can use it in a similar way to a Cornie. I can connect up to the Cornie tap for dispensing (via Blue JG tap) and add Gas via a CO2 bottle and one way valve (white and red bit) so no need to prime the keg with sugar.
I used a universal gas fitting (5/16 tubing) from H&G onto the S30 valve, a JG 5/16 to 3/8 fitting to get to the correct size for the one way valve, I removed the inlet rubber but retained the pressure relief rubber for saftey on the S30. The KK tap was replaced by a John guest bulkhead fitting.
So far it seems to work great, the pressure relief valve lifts at around 1 bar but I'm sure that this will surfice for carbonation (for bitter) and I use less pressure for dispensing.
It also has the advantage of holding a full 5 gallons unlike a Cornie
Hope this is of interest
I'm using a Cornie Keg at the mo and i'm well impressed. Using the Tap that came with it from Norm and makes dispensing a joy. I've converted the King Keg so I can use it in a similar way to a Cornie. I can connect up to the Cornie tap for dispensing (via Blue JG tap) and add Gas via a CO2 bottle and one way valve (white and red bit) so no need to prime the keg with sugar.
I used a universal gas fitting (5/16 tubing) from H&G onto the S30 valve, a JG 5/16 to 3/8 fitting to get to the correct size for the one way valve, I removed the inlet rubber but retained the pressure relief rubber for saftey on the S30. The KK tap was replaced by a John guest bulkhead fitting.
So far it seems to work great, the pressure relief valve lifts at around 1 bar but I'm sure that this will surfice for carbonation (for bitter) and I use less pressure for dispensing.
It also has the advantage of holding a full 5 gallons unlike a Cornie
Hope this is of interest
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Russ
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Frothy
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Russ
Hi Frothy
Yes 3/8'' fitting on the bulkhead fitting from the Harmony Hut, also where I got the none return valve from. Yes I did know the none return valve was suposed to be for liquids only but mine works and holds back the gas ?! I was planning on using a tap in its place but no need as this works for me.
Cheers
Yes 3/8'' fitting on the bulkhead fitting from the Harmony Hut, also where I got the none return valve from. Yes I did know the none return valve was suposed to be for liquids only but mine works and holds back the gas ?! I was planning on using a tap in its place but no need as this works for me.
Cheers
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RabMaxwell