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Installed all of the ones mentioned throughout this thread. Its really nice to see the devs on here looking for input. Best place to actually get feedback from your target audience. 2 things that I would like in a home brew app would be An inventory, and the ability to make a shopping list...

I've done 5 gallon batches in my 6 gallon carboy. I would think it would be fine. I would suggest a small carboy and an airlock for the adventure, but the Mr Beer Keg should work if that is what you have. Not sure how vigorous the yeast is vs how much head room you have but why not a 2...

I started brewing on a 20qt canning pot. Paid about $20 for it; used it for partial boils and extract brewing. Your selection looks good for doing 5 gallon brews with a 10 gallon pot. If you were to do a intro level perhaps a 20qt with the mentioned above thermo and valve. I would estimate...

My apologies, Frat boys are not known for their tact in getting the end result out of women. With this being said have you looked into wine making? If you are just mixing it with others anyways it can make for a very nice drink. http://skeeterpee.com/?page_id=17 is a lemon wine that is around...

Get em drunk and lower their standards... classy Airborne is right. Wrong place

Yeasties need food, so warm water would reconstitute them but I do not believe that outside of nutrition that is included in the packet that they would do well. A yeast starter increases your total cell count to ensure that there is enough strong viable yeast to do the job in your beer. For...

www.midwestsupplies.com www.homebrewstuff.com And +1 to GAS If you find and support your LHBS you will build report and have someone to ask questions when you need to.

Yuri's Thunderstruck Pumpkin Ale seems to get the best reviews around here. They use real pumpkin which is good but causes a large amount of sediment. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f76/thunderstruck-pumpkin-ale-ag-extract-versions-26699/ This is a 6 gallon batch so you can scale it to...

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I purchased my first one from http://www.cornykeg.com/index.asp?category=25115 Second one from www.homebrewstuff.com The second one is a local HB store and they treated me great.

Here is the article that helped me out http://beersmith.com/blog/2011/07/14/keg-line-length-balancing-the-science-of-draft-beer/ The gist of it below: 3/16″ ID vinyl tubing = 3 psi/ft 1/4″ ID vinyl tubing = 0.85 psi/ft 3/16″ ID Polyethylene tubing = 2.2 psi/ft 1/4″ ID...

Rogue Voodoo Maple Bacon is ridiculously carbed and it held. So +1 to the guys above.

All grain or partial mash? As menerdari said yes they need crushed. Just curious what are you planning on brewing?

Fill my Co2 and Electronic Controller for 2.5gal BIAB(https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f170/110v-recirculating-ebiab-2-5-gallon-batches-341219/) Blichmann Top Tier Floor burner. Beer :)

Here is what I came up with. As far as a local HB store having the Mr.Beer Stuff. You may have to order it. But if you go in and ask them for a 2 gallon ( i think mr beer is 2 gallon) recipe for a oatmeal stout they may be able to help you out...

I think I am going to go with the Blichmann floor Burner. I found the specs for the burner and it looks just about perfect. http://www.blichmannengineering.com/brew_stand/Manuals/TopTier%20Floor%20Burner%20Owners%20Manual-V3.pdf This is what I found from Blichmann Eng. that has all the...

The Mr Beer to extract set can be a fun one. Partial boils do work if that is what you have to work with. Have you considered doing 1 gallon all grains? Brooklyn Brewery has a bunch of 1 gallon all grain kits you can do with a 2 gallon pot and a fine mesh strainer. Also you can do Brew In A...

Lui: That Blichmann actually looks like a nice burner for about $180 Less. I see that it burns at 72,000btu. Do you know if that will boil a 10 gallon batch by chance? Also looking at the holders for the pot on the stand and I was wondering if those would hold a keggle or if I would need to...

I have an analog temp controller and it works great. I bought a digital thermometer to attach to my fermentation fridge to verify what temp it really is. It tends to vary about 1-2 degrees. But the thermometer is useful if you want a set it and forget it. I have my kegerator set at 37...