stamandster

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http://www.lightobject.com/High-Temp100-39C-68LMin-108GPH-mini-DC-12V-Water-Pump-FDA-food-grade-Ideal-for-beer-brewing-P709.aspx

So I was just perusing around fleabay and stumbled across this!

Looks like it may be small but mighty at 1.8g/m

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TheOnionKnight

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This looks interesting. The inlet looks a little weird though. Not sure how you would get some silicone tubing on that.

bucfanmike

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i think silicone would stretch over the inlet, its .55", output side though not so sure. I keep looking at some of these little pumps for moving hlt water around the coil. might beat stirring and cheaper than a 2nd march

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stamandster

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I sent in for some questions and more pictures. Maybe they'll respond

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jimmayhugh

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I was looking at this one as a possible sous vide pump.

Both are available on Amazon.

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mendesm

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I bought 2 of them from Amazon. 4-14 business days delivery though.

I'll report once I've played with them.

stamandster

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Which ones the 108gph 12v or the 6v smaller one?

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FirstStateBrewer

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Did you see how small this is?

mendesm

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2 of these 108gph/12dcv

Edit: and 2 of these 15gph/6dcv. What the heck! They're cheap enough and I can always find another use for them if they don't work out in the home brewery

duckredbeard

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That small one looks ideal for keeping a towel-wrapped carboy wet.