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It is a Taprite Quick Adjust, Double Gauge, with MFL CheckValve regulator. It is 10 years old — time for a replacement?

I seem to have a gas leak from this part of the regulator but have no idea how to fix since it doesn't seem to be able to be tightened. Any pointers would be appreciated!

I'm in!

I haven't brewed in years because... time! This recipe has inspired me to try a no boil extract brew. Man, I forgot how much more expensive extract brewing is, but time savings would be worth it if the beer comes out good! Thanks for getting me to tip my toe back into brewing.

In!

Would this work in a boil kettle to screen hops and prevent them from getting in my plate chiller?

I scorched my bag today :( Had it for years and no issues whatsoever, until it got sucked through my eBIAB basket and onto the heating element during today's brew. Any promos going on so I can get myself a new one?

I also have a 2 for 1 subscription offer. PM me if you want to split it - 1 year for $17.50. UPDATE: Taken.

At three times the price.

Darn that's a shame.

Can you create your own recipes with the PicoBrew Pico, or only the ready-made Picopaks?

To be honest, I am scared to pull out the dryer outlet to measure things with the multimeter again. I wish the prongs just reached in, but they don't. I need to pull the outlet out and measure by touching the probe on the outlet terminal. This isn't a relaxing task for me!! Let me see if I can...

I have a meter, but don't really know what to do with it! I did measure the voltage in the dryer outlet: h1 to neutral: 123v h2 to neutral: 123v h1 to h2: 248v It was quite scary to do this since the prongs on the meter wouldn't reach into the outlet, so I had to pull the outlet out and...

Ha. The thing is I've disconnected all the load on the spa panel but it still trips. I'm at the point where I'm suspecting it's something to do with the outlet or power system in the house (remember I didn't change anything before moving and in my last house all worked perfectly). At this...

No, unfortunately not. I'm thinking of just calling it quits and figuring out a 120v system.