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discovered this little tidbit while trying to degass a stubborn root beer wine.
If you start with the headspace eliminator, and use the valve to reduce the “draw” to where it is just bringing the bubbles up but not creating so many it gets into the vacuum tube you can run it a bit and when the bubbles start subsiding close the valve just a little to keep the bubbles running about the same level you can keep doing this and in just a bit (this 6.5 gallon batch took 30 to 40 min to completely degass.
Now saying this I must admit that I did modify my AIO, I added a computer fan to it to aid in heat reduction.
If you start with the headspace eliminator, and use the valve to reduce the “draw” to where it is just bringing the bubbles up but not creating so many it gets into the vacuum tube you can run it a bit and when the bubbles start subsiding close the valve just a little to keep the bubbles running about the same level you can keep doing this and in just a bit (this 6.5 gallon batch took 30 to 40 min to completely degass.
Now saying this I must admit that I did modify my AIO, I added a computer fan to it to aid in heat reduction.