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I use channelock crimpers. The are great. Any home depot has them. not cheap, but they are good. Klein makes another good crimper. These are what I use at work everyday

Im kinda curious about the condensation in the tubing, is that from the o2?

My tube from my oxygen reg to the aeration wand has condensation in it, i bought a filter for the oxygen and put it inline in the tube and anyways the question is regarding sanitation.

just always remember you have a live wire when your using 240 and breaking only one side. you can always use a 2 pole contactor too, just as a rule i treat all voltages the same even when half the 120 side is neutral. and why run the extra amperage with the 120 stuff, i would keep it all...

propylene glycol. https://morebeer.com/view_product/5920

Glycol is fine too. Its what i put in commercial accounts that have beer in back and taps up front. The thing with refrigeration, thats what your doing with cooling and heating the liquid, is make sure it stays long enough in the cold to pull the heat out and long enough in the handle area to...

Aye, **** the flip flops. And those damn snow boots.

I think what i am wondering is where you mashed (temps)? Regardless of the 80 degree days.

Its just a condensing unit hooked to a flooded coil (the chiller), I thought they would use a capillary tube like whats in a freezer compared to an expansion valve. Ive thought about running co2 through a chiller to see what temps it would get down to. (please dont do this inside)

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http://www.homebrewersassociation.org/pages/events/national-homebrew-day I guess the homebrew makes reading this page a little confusing. But looking now I guess its pretty clear. I just think its a little weird celebrating a day on a different day. I mean its ok for birthdays and all. But...

I made a little blues jam for it even. :mug:

Its beautiful, i love 2 vessel setups.

im in a similar situation, i just used a 27gallon heavy duty tote from home depot, using the lid as the base, i drilled the thing out all over the bottom for draining, and put a rhizome in, and its popped up just yesterday, planted about a week ago. Cascade hop. Im thinking of just getting a...

This beer actually turned out really well. Surprised the hell out of me. It still finished in the 1.020's so next time im going to start a touch lower, substitute light DME and dry it out a little more.

its just gotta be an adjustment. I use the smaller one from an sq14 and have no problem boiling from 150 to 212 rolling in maybe 10-15 minutes. Never really measured it. I find its helpful to adjust the flame when its dark out so i can see it clearly. My first night i had it, I musta had it...

They can cool very quick, and they have the ability to chill the entire wort down all at once vs a plate chiller that some wort is still sitting in the pot for a few minutes at less than ideal temps. Here is good info on a chiller http://www.mrmalty.com/chiller.php of course getting the...

I believe you can reduce dms by chilling quicker, and getting that wort to pitching temp quicker is always the best option. I always like to change the easy stuff in my brewing so i can mess up the harder stuff and still end up ok.

After hearing how great this design is i decided to upgrade my chiller i built by adding a secondary coil in the middle and the 1/2 tube for hooking to a pump for the whirlpool.

Rims heater part. 1440watt 120v element, 1/2 inch in and out and a 1/2npt for probe.