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Update 1: The batteries lasted 15 hours while constant on. This is definitely only a short term solution for somebody like me who does not need a cold tower 7 days/ week.

I found this battery operated "Necklace Fan " at WalMart and immediately thought it would be worth a try to use as a tower cooling fan https://cdn.homebrewtalk.com/images/7/7/5/8/9/img_0265-68205.jpg I duct taped a short length of tube from a pump for pool toys to it, then stuffed the other...

Wall mart $5.00 tower cooling fan

$5.00 tower cooling fan

$5.00 tower cooling fan

A glass from the keg at home:

Took this on the annual fishing trip to Kentucky Lake with my buddies. It was a big hit. Delicious. Empty keg:

The recipe calls for 10 days fermentaion. Mine had a vigerous fermentaion, but slowed down. It is now at day 16 and still producing 1 bubble every 6 minutes (It smelled like sulpher at first, but smells great now). I know that the best way to tell if a fermentaion is done is to check the...

Welcome from the Southwest of the Buckeye state!

Welcome! You are going to like homebrewing. Lots of good tips on this site. I grew up in Beavercreek, went to WSU for a couple of years.

This will be my first kegging.

Welcome! I brewed my first batches in Rochester.

Welcome!

Go Bucks!

I use a 20 ft length of dryer vent duct. Here is some smoked gouda, gruyere and almonds from the exhaust of my Green Mountain pellet grill while making jerky: