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I agree with all the above posters here, CL is definitely the place to find some freezers on the cheap, but like I mentioned in my original post I have some space restrictions and was in search of a smaller freezer to convert. It seemed to me like all the freezers I found on craigslist were of...

So I had been playing around with the idea of putting the money into building a keezer for a while and had been holding back to find a deal on CL for a cheap used freezer. Problem was, I live in an apartment and really had been leaning towards the smaller 3-4 corny freezers. So I wandered into...

As suggested here on the forums, the people at Home Depot have no idea what they are talking about. I called the store closest to me and asked them if they carried the 10 gallon water coolers and he said uhh definitely not. I called another store a little further away and he said they do carry...

I have the TS2 which is the same layout as the TSX. And to answer your question from before from my reading and understanding the only difference between the TSX and TS seems to be a small difference in ambient operating temperature. Also I don't know the exact difference but they use...

Your research is right. The only difference (I believe) between the TS and the TSX is the temperature range. The TSX has a temperature range which it can control only in the lower end of the spectrum, while the TS can control a large range both ways. Most people on the boards use the TS due...

Dude, he's got a pretty extensive collection!! How much propane does one guy need?

Mine doesn't have a great story, just named after the nonsense that comes out of my mouth, because my mind is always working faster than my mouth can handle. Took the theme of weirds words and ran with it. All my beers have crazy mixed up names.

Thanks Tim. For anyone else interested I just did my own temperature test to see how much of a differential this thing could hold and I am currently cold crashing a carboy on the right side at 38 degrees, and fermenting an English Pale Ale I brewed yesterday at 65 degrees on the left side and...

And here is the finished product with the Love TSS2 Dual Stage Temperature controller mounted on the front of the fridge. The fridge has a foam wall which can be moved from side to side to adjust the size of either side of the fridge chambers. The colder right side is used to hold corney...

So I have to credit this original idea to member TH who was my inspiration for this build. I had a large dorm fridge which I had previously turned into a kegerator with a single draft tower, and wanted to employ TH's idea of doubling the fridge size and being able to use it as a temperature...

I actually came up with the exact same idea today. Thanks for the suggestion, that is a great idea for controlling the natural airflow to the cooler side of the fermentation chamber. I have looked at a bunch of wiring diagrams for the love TS controller, but couldn't find anyone who had used...

Yeah I was going to start with just the hole with the fan installed and if it still has trouble getting the ale side to 65 degrees I can add some more smaller holes besides the fan. Anyone had some experience in wiring the TSS2 controller? I can't seem to dig up a solid wiring example anywhere...

I am building a fermentation chamber very similar to the one TH has built in his thread where he relocated a tall mini fridge door and built an extension box to essentially double the size of the fridge and allow multiple carboys to fit. Anyway my ideas was to add an extra feature to his design...

TH- Did you replace the fridge's internal thermostat or did you do the normal wiring where the Love controller is basically wired inline with the fridge's normal plug? Also how did you wire the muffin fan with the controller? Could you draw up a diagram of how you wired it in?