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Thank you Doug! The electrician is coming tomorrow to talk about car chargers and hot tub circuit. This is a 100 amp panel on 300 amp total service (all electric house). Hot tub is to be 50 amps, Same with car charger. All three wouldn’t be used at same time - car charger @50, welder/brewery...

Hi everyone. I’m hoping I’ve got this about 70% figured out, but wanted to check in with some electrical geniuses here! :) I had a new garage built, knew I needed/wanted a 220v and a GFI breaker for a BIAB/single vessel and my harbor freight mig welder. When the electrician installed it in...

hi everyone. I am posting hoping to get some guidance. how would you sell this (part out, keep whole, etc), how much do you think it's worth? Here is the link to the photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/CRq2NhV9wedUmKCp9 I haven't brewed now in about 5 years, and I'm about to move across town...

WOW! Thank you so much. That dialed everything the mash volume perfectly. This is so cool how I was able to apply those new profiles with a different recipe and the water adjusted. I have to play around a little more with the temperature piece. Do you know the math behind that? It must be...

i am using beer smith mobile on my android tablet. it seems to have almost everything that the desktop version has. it's my first use of homebrew software so I don't know anything different.

i wrote this as I was trying to get my thoughts together last night (while drinking a homebrew) and may not have been explicit in what I'm asking for. in beer smith - how do you set up the mash profile for batch sparging that relies on the water variable being the water/lb in the first infusion...

i am new to using homebrew software. i just bought beersmith mobile for my android tablet. I got my equipment setup with the trub losses, etc based on notes from my last few brewing sessions, but I am having trouble getting the mash profile setup based on my process and equipment. here is...

ok. here's what I ended up buying dump valve - 1.5" butterfly valve-pull trigger. racking port - 1.5" butterfly valve-pull trigger and 5/8 hose barb triclover. after talking with brewers hardware they said i could definitely use the sample port to rack from a keg to, but the rotatable...

Thank you for sharing your pictures and your process. you gave me some good ideas on how to reuse the racking arm for a CO2 fitting. Genius! When you are transferring to your keg, I see you use the black beer in disconnect. I saw you also have a grey gas in disconnect on there with the lid...

Thank you so much for this insight. You saved me $75!

gripon - can you tell me what fittings you bought? Does the racking arm that came with the fermenter fit in the inlet of the brewers hardware sample valve?

Thanks for sharing that. That changes my approach for how I'll transfer to the keg and the hardware I'll buy. I thought that my regulator would be easy enough to tweak down to that low level. Now I know that it's really important to put that little pressure into it. A gauge on the top will...

I am definitely going to replace with a butterfly valve on the dump valve. That was the ONE thing that I could figure out. The other fittings have been a slight mystery! :) The sample valve/racking arm combo at morebeer is here...

Double post. Dang android app keeps giving me a false error.

I emailed Derrin and we emailed back and forth but he hasn't gotten back to me now. In one of the emails he mentioned that he hasn't seen one of the SS brew tech conicals in person. I will try calling him. At the very least I need the parts for the CO2 setup so I can get my beer out in the...

Very cool. I was sure someone else here was going to be trying the same thing. For the sample valve- what is on the inlet side, how big is the hole? What type of CO2 transfer setup are you working? Are you using a hose barb or something with a corny post?

I am the proud owner of a new SS Brewtech half barrel conical fermenter. I put my first batch in there on Friday. I used it with the fittings and valves it came with. It comes with three triclover fittings - dump valve, lid, and racking port. The racking port came with an adjustable racking...

here's someone that did it for their cables. looks nice. http://rottensebrewery.blogspot.com/2013/06/temperature-probes.html

Those are a good deal.

Those are a good deal.