About 1 inch is around the right spot, but the most important thing is too make sure your entire coupling is on a level spot. Meaning you must get it above the bottom curvature near that bottom weld.
Most false bottoms sit pretty low in the keg, so you should not have a problem with the...
You may already done this, but take a grinding wheel and then a flap wheel to the cut. It'll clean up the edges and prevent you from cutting your arm and fingers when using it.
We used the same kit in Raleigh for our homebrew club (CARBOY). Not only was it a great experience, but it helped us dial in our tasting skills.
Everyone's perception of a certain flavor is different, so this kit really helps you get on the same page with the people you brew with.
Sorry, I was not saying that the dial or the digital was better. Just that measuring temperatures at mulitple points on my system has helped my brewing.
I disagree. You may not need them on all your vessels, but I would recommend one on the mash tun. When I first started using my Brutus design, I found that I was getting different temp readings between my Love controller and the Blichmann temp guage.
It ended up that my flow rate was too...
I have mine listed for $50 each and it includes the pilot valce, pilot burner, regulator, and various fittings. PM me if you are interested and we can work out a fair price with shipping.
I have two pilot lights that I'm selling. I bought them for my Brutus clone, but am not quite skilled enough to pipe them in! They are your normal standing pilot light from a gas fireplace. I can send pics if you like.
I recently completed a brew stand, and cussed far too much trying to install these! So I followed the Brutus 10 plans and just have a standing pilot light.
Two available, and everything is there to make them work. You just may need a few fittings to fit your application.
$50 each.