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I think this is the .5 micron version as I've had it for a while. I don't know 100% for sure, though. Includes 22" Aeration Wand with a .5 micron stainless aeration stone, 4' of tubing, and an Oxygen Regulator for standard hardware store oxygen welding tanks. Also includes an inline air filter...

I bought this and never used it as my brewing days came to an end due to a family situation before I was able to do so. It's got the 1/2" MPT fittings so you can connect it to just about anything with the proper connectors. By all accounts, it's a great chiller. $175 shipped to CONUS...

I have 2 of these to sell. Only had a little bit of cold water run through one of them. The other is brand new, never used. These are heavy duty valves. $40 shipped CONUS for both. Paypal, please. Thanks!

I've been using a Counter Top Brutus (a la jkarp) for brewing over the last couple of years with GREAT success. I'm now prepared to move my brewing into a dedicated space, so I wanted to do it up a little "fancier" than the standard outlets and light switches I've been using. I've consulted...

I've been using RO water treated as the Primer sticky directs for my beers. As such, my understanding of all of the chemistry is elementary at the very best. I was recently made aware of a local spring that I thought I might use for brewing to save me a few bucks and maybe give my beers a...

I tried to search this, but I couldn't find anything. I brewed a maibock several months ago. It was my first lager and turned out to be the best beer I've brewed. :mug: It has been in the keg (force carbed) for about 3 months now and what was a bright, crystal clear lager for 2.5 months is...

I hobbled this together with an American Amber as the base. I'm looking for something on the sweet and malty side, but not cloying. I've never used Honey malt nor can I find much about the actual effects it has on a recipe here at HBT. BeerSmith Recipe Printout - http://www.beersmith.com...

I have built the countertop Brutus system that jkarp has so graciously outlined here. Yesterday while brewing a stout, the element burnt out in the middle of the boil. I turned the PID down to 95 in manual mode and it quit on me. Luckily I could finish on the stove, but the boil was not as...