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Got you, but I have no issues with grain particles. I recirculate my mash which ends up making a great pre-boil kettle filter. And in regards with what makes it to the fermenter, what shouldn't be in the fermenter? The little hop particles and trub that make it in can't possibly make much of...

So if you don't have a plate chiller, this does not really have any advantage? Too bad if true....It looks really cool :)

I get that this is one beautiful piece of equipment, and that with the use of a plate chiller it will help with cleanup etc. but I use a counterflow chiller and am trying to figure out what real difference this makes for the beer itself. After a recirculation chilling, I whirlpool and then off...

Kevin, Thanks so much for jumping into this. sort of off topic, but how does the steam work for the MT steps? Is is a jacketed MT? Also in regards to the flow of liquid....your system goes straight to the bottom the spirals to the top? Where did you get the fitting that you use on the top...

Ha, don't know what happened....but yea....look like a pro.....guess I should proof read like one too ;)

This is more or less what I'm talking about....but I think this is for steam.

I thought about that....I'm just wondering if it's not more efficient to heat a copper coil then trying to heat a keggle. In the end adding a burner would be like using 2 times 35,000 btu....no? In other words, first heat with coil, then with burner under HLT.

I may be nuts about this....but please give me your thoughts. I've been thinking about setting up an instant hot water heater to shave some time off the brewing process....thing is that they are expensive as hell....so I was thinking that it might be possible to use a copper coil (like a...

Wncbrewer, Go to this page on Brewer's Hardware Brewing Automation It's a great review regarding the BCS, brew troller etc. and will give you some good insight as to what Jon and I are talking about. +1 to Jon's point regarding the forums on embedded Control's sight. The Wiki instructions...

To never never look away from a pot that is about to boil.

Golddiggie, I have the Brewer's Hardware fermenter kit, and all I do is attach the CO2 hose to my blowoff connection on the kit. When I'm done transferring, I just pull off the hose and i'm done. To make things easy, I installed a check valve that has a Male connectorCheck valve. I have a...

Chugger pumps are great. Plus they are super quiet. Any issues with the pumps and the customer service is second to none!!!

I love my BCS, but I accept that it may be a bit tough for some people that don't have a bit of computer know-how under their belt. Not that it's impossible to use, but you do need to program the logic steps and that can get a bit confusing if you are not used to that type of thing. Some of...

Honeywell VR8300A3500 They're nice because you can convert to propane or natural gas with kit that comes with them. I got them from Hotwaterdeals.com for about $60 each. FYI: you'll also need pilot burner Q314A4586 and thermocouple Q390A1061

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Sorry, Not looking to trade

**UPDATE: SOLD** I have a great set of 14 gallon pots for sale left over from my last build. They are in great condition and work great. All have welded 3/8" couplings, Thermometers and site gauges. I also have two lids for them and two custom high quality false bottoms. I'll even throw in a...

Hard plumb....with LOTS of cam locks to fully breakdown for cleaning and storage. more pics at: Click here

Sorry about that.....you're right, I have to get to it. Hopefully this coming weekend.