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Yeah I'm just afraid of this thing exploding once filled.

Thanks man I appreciate the help.

Yeah I'm trying to figure out when it needs to be hydrotested

Haha thats how we learn

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/need-help-reading-co2-cylinder-152155/

Also Chris you don't know anything about reading cylinder markings do ya?

Something to listen to while you work.

Sunday Session on The Brewing Network, or basically anything on the BN

Look for restaurants in the area that close, if they had draft beer you might be in luck.

Haha I'm in the process of figuring out what the deal with my tank is. It just came in today and I want to know more about it.

Just got a CO2 cylinder and need help reading the markings on the cylinder. First Line: DOT3AA2015 SPUN Second Line:SPW-816700C 9 symbol (like a C and L) 80+ star () Third Line: OT11 Got this tank on ebay trying to figure out more about it and would appreciate any help you all...

Hey Felipe where is the fire extinguisher place in gville?

Also for maple flavor use a lower grade syrup, like grade B, I think thats no 2. The darker the syrup the more flavorful it will be after fermenting.

The sourness I guess went away or I just don't notice it anymore. I think just drinking it over time I don't mind it anymore. Given that it's a porter though I'm leaving it for a few more months and seeing the result.

Awesome, I was worried about what gravities you'd end up with.

I think he means that they don't say what kind of ale they are making. Are they making a porter or a wit or pale ale, maybe a belgian variety or a wheat beer? Saying you are making an ale doesn't really help figure out the problem.

OOOOO Shiny....

1. I was thinking the 2 gallon cooler, but it would be just as easy to do it in the kettle so long as you kept an eye on the temp. 2. That picture makes you look worse than ole Felipe

You want me to bring my stuff for it?

I think it's gonna be bitter party on Friday, I'm bringing my Special Bitter along as well. We're not going to have taste buds after a bitter and two IIPAs.