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I'd love to hear what you ended up doing. I have this kegerator and my drip tray went missing coming back from a wedding. Need to replace mine.

Thanks. I see that. Its probably the best option. Funny / annoying, the Canadian version of Amazon has that for almost exactly twice the price as the American version. Still at $42 its probably the cheapest option.

That would be a great option. I've seen very reasonable 15 amp GFCI cables, but the 20 amp cables I've been seeing so far are for up to 220 volts and are almost as expensive as a breaker. Do you know a good source for a 20 amp GFCI cable? It may be because I'm up in Canada and we always seem to...

As the title hopefully suggests I'm thinking of wiring up a GFCI outlet for my in the makes electric brewery. This outlet would need to be not part of the wall, but in its own water proof outlet sized box that has a short short cable section that connects to an in-wall socket. A longer line of...

Sorry for the late reply to this. Here's the recipe I ended up doing. It evolved a lot by the time I actually did it. FERMENTABLES: 4.1 kg - Canadian - Pale 2-Row (75.1%) 0.907 kg - American - Wheat (16.6%) 454 g - American - Munich - Light 10L (8.3%) HOPS: 56 g - Cascade, Type: Leaf/Whole...

So? How was it?

Thanks. I was thinking of adding some pilsner DME I have hanging around to balance it out. Perhaps I won't now.

I was at a LHBS which has a server your self malt bins & grinder. I was filling out and grinding up a recipe for a saison. I made the mistake of grinding up caramel aromatic malt (from Best Malz) instead of caramunich malt. I didn't notice until I had left and noticed the receipt. I saw the bin...

Could you tell me the measurements on the quick disconnects and the tubing measurement, you have in your system? Thanks in advance. I'm putting the parts together for a system like this.

I have a DAR483BML. I'd love to know about your experience with your own DAR483.

I know this super old, but what did you end up doing?

I've got a Danby mini fridge. Its the DAR483BLS. It just fits two corney kegs and a five pound tank. Its great. Except that the temp control goes from 46 to 36 and it has some pretty wide temp tolerances. Not so great when I want to ferment in it in a corny. Problem is that it's not using an...

Interesting. Thanks.

I decided for my next brew I would go collect some river to water work with. Its a glacier fed, fast moving river that does not go through any residential or commercial area. Meaning it does not any interaction with any man made influencers. Although it does flow by dead and alive tree matter...

That explains my confusion. Now I understand it better. Thank you.

Thanks all. I really appreciate the advice. Its interesting that the general answer isn't either the bottle conditioning temp or the serving temp, but the warmest temp before I add it to the priming sugar.

I've got some newbie confusion regarding all the priming sugar calculators out there. They all ask for the temperature of the beer, some with slightly different wording. I'm unsure if they are asking what the temperature of the beer is when its bottle conditioning, or what temp it will be served...

The Avantco site says that no pot wider than 10.5 inches will work and will irreparably damage the stove top. What size of pot are you using, and how heavy does it get? And if you don't mind, can you tell me which Avantco you have? There just isn't enough information out there. Thanks

Kegerator Survey Some of you may have seen this on reddit/r/homebrew already. I created a google survey on the fridges people are using to make their kegerators out of. I've seen some information out their. Someone on reddit posted a link to a good but old chart. I found it useful but a little...

@mongoose33 that would be the dream. But like I was saying in the post, zero way to do that where I live. Small apartment with my girlfriend. As it is I'd rather have one for my keg which is taking up space on the balcony and making her annoyed with an ugly (to her) swamp cooler. Space is...