Anyone have experience with the 'King Keg' system?

[Mlevy01]

The King Keg system seems to be the most readily available in Europe, and Im wondering if anyone has any thoughts/comments/pearls-o-wisdom about the system. http://www.art-of-brewing.co.uk/acatalog/AoB_OnLine_Catalogue_Barrels_and_Accessories________17.html

I would really love to find a way to get a Corny set-up here (Sweden) but they are beyond expensive; i.e, a used corny keg by itself runs about $150.

One thought was to import a refrigerator conversion kit from the US, such as the KegCowboy set-up or something along the same lines, but I havent been able to find any info as to shipping costs, Im assuming they would be astronomical.

 

[FEARDIZ]

seems expensive still, have you seen these?
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Coors-Light-Home-Draft/120696661275064

you can drink that and reuse the container for home brew..

 

[Mlevy01]

groovy idea, with two small issues:
- it would be impossible to get that in Sweden because all sales of alcohol is done by a government monopoly, and they just dont sell that; and
- I would have to drink all that Coor's! EEEK!

As far as I can tell, the two systems are essentially the same, both using CO2 cartridges to carbonate. I wonder how many cartridges it would take to force carb 5 G, or using the King Keg system, could I naturally carb and use the cartridge for dispensing pressure.

 

[R35P3CT]

- I would have to drink all that Coor's! EEEK!

this!