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Thanks. I'll try that as well.

Wow!! That was easy. Tightening the post made a world of difference. I ended up trimming the dip tube a little as well. I use 1.5 gal kegs so it doesn't need to be as long. Thanks again.

Haven't tried tightening the post first. Makes sense. I knew someone out there had a trick for this. Thanks..

I recently ordered a Torpedo Keg Buoy and having a lot of issues getting it installed in my keg. The hose is larger than the dip tube hole so I have to stick my hand inside the keg and try to thread it on the short dip tube. Is this how is it expected to work or am I missing something? I don't...

How long have you had the unit? Any issues with error codes? Also where in GA are you located? I'm in NC and would probably be looking at picking it up.

Is this just for the unit or does it include any extras?

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A few months ago I started using Evernote. Since my brewing software allows me to email a copy of the recipe, when I finish for the day I just send that to my Evernote account. From there I add addition notes like water profile, things that went right, or in more cases things that went wrong...

I think it just got hung up for some reason. Not really sure but recycling everything seems to have it working again. Your software is fantastic. Thanks for all the hard work.

Hate to answer my own post but I recycled the power. Then set rP=0 and then back to rP=1. Seems to be working.

I'm wondering if anyone could help me with ramping. I have an ale that has completed fermentation and I am attempting to cold crash. I setup a simple program, ramping from 60 to 37.5 over three days and hold. Pr0 (SP0 = 60 dh0 = 72, SP1 = 37.5 dh1 = 0) rP = 1 rn = Pr0 The program is running...

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+5 APA and + 5 standard lager = 9507.5

+1 for the concord. Have a 60 qt and installed a 5500 watt element. My only regret is that I didn't go for the 80 qt.

+ 5.5 gal light lager= 7028.5

+ 6 gals APA = 6394

How close to Charlotte NC? Sorry should have refreshed the thread.