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I'm surprised no one has posted about this event. there is going to be 34 clubs pouring home brew. We went to the camp site with the CHA to check it out and for sure no cell service unless you have T mobile. you might be able to get service at the entrance of the park. I'm with the Yeastside...

GO KINGS GO! Oh that's right they didn't make the playoffs. Go Ducks, I guess.

Next Yeastside meeting is at 55 degrees in Atwater village on February 7th at 2 PM

Hi all, any newbies and seasoned veterans welcome to check out our brew club. We are called the Yeastside Brewers and we usually meet the first Saturday of the month at various locations around the LA area. Our first meeting this year is Saturday January 10th at Eagle Rock home brew supply at...

I would have to dissagree on the serving at the same psi as carbing. Once the beer is fully carbed, you can adjust your serving psi to whatever pours best. I usually serve my beer between 8 and 10 psi. Your not gonna carb a saison at 18psi and serve it at 18 psi. Right?

check out Spike kettles. They are welded pots and for the price, I think it's the best deal around.

I have a 20 gallon and 55 gallon Blichmann, they are good pots but for the money, I would recomend the spike kettles. I just bought a 45 gallon spike kettle and I was very happy with the quality. It's not as shiny as the Blichmanns but it has welded fittings. IMO much better than the weldless...

I go to the local fire extinguisher shop and they fill my 5# and 10# for 8 bucks

can't wait' I'm tired of driving to more beer to get sacks of two row.

Wow, you guys are bringing some pretty good sounding stuff. I'll be there with the Yeastside brewers. I don't know what the rest of the members are bringing, but I'll be bringing a basic cream ale and a brown ale to serve at our tent.

A 5 lb. aluminum tank weighs 7 lbs. When full, it should weigh 12 lbs.

If it is a dual guage regulator. The guage that reads tank volume is useless. I alway weigh the tank to see how much c02 is in it.

I add used cat litter in my mash. Love the cat pee!

I have a 55g blichmann with a false bottom. The kettle valve all the way open and the pump valve about half way open. I have no problems. I do crush my own grains pretty fine, gap is set at .40. I would find out the gap setting at your lhbs.

go to home depot or Lowes. They have thread sizing charts. I think it's 1/4"

check your lines, there could be a small crack that you can't see.

I believe its called unistrut

do you know the btu rating and are they lo pressure?

OP your right. A brewery in long beach ca, named beechwood does the trophy tap handle thing.

I have one kegco keg. It sucks! All the reviews are right. You waste beer, walls are very thin, and you can't stack them. I now use it for pushing pbw or sanitizer to clean other soda kegs.