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Very nice! Sent from my iPad using Home Brew

Back behind furniture row off i25 & 58th ave. great place for co2, just don't go at lunch time. In fact it is best to call and see when they are filling so they can fill wile you wait.

I have the same cooler and I have to take it apart to get all the grain out of the bottom and clean the pickup tube etc.

Very nice job!!!

Master aviator, How is the build going? Your eBay sample is very similar to what I used to back my recessed taps.

Congratulation on the new addition and good luck in the batch..!

That is one nice setup... Good work!

Yes.. I agree with Day_Tripper, your wiring design looks correct. Fyi, my unit is in F as well, but the digests are not the same size. I have learned to live with it and really don't notice it anymore... Works like a charm and cheap to build. Can I Get an AMEN!

I am a bit of a pack rat. I tend to collect unique metal. This was a piece my company was discarding from a showroom. Most steal shops have scraps or will cut similar size pieces at a reasonable price. In Denver we have DenCol. www.dencol.com , they carry some ornamental steel to choose from.

Sorry if this is a repeat... Check out a recent Basic Brewing video where James made a Rye and Wheat beer that has a 1.3 abv. Might have to give it a try...

Sounds like a great opportunity for a test. Take half of a 5 gallon batch and strain it into a fermenter. take the other half and don't strain it into a separate fermenter and wait a month to taste the results.

I agree. I start with a cleaner product when straining into the fermenter, yielding less trube.

I was once multitasking and brewing two batches of different beer at the same time and ended up not adding the flameout hops in one batch. The next day I boiled some water and added the missing hops, let it cool and then I added to my already pitched fermenter. The beer turned out great. Not...

Honda vtx 1800f

Vtx 1800f with xtream fairing plus.