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0.5 micron for oxygen and 2 micron for air pump. I have all of the above so I played with it a bit. The air pump I have is a 'deep water' pump (puts out a bit more pressure) and it will barely make my 0.5 stone bubble but makes the 2 stone bubble just fine. I used to aerate with the pump for...

Here is how it ended up :mug:

I bring it to a boil then add the first hops 10 mins later and start my 60 min timer (70 min total). I get approximately 20% evaporation per hour so I start at 6.75 gallons.

I use oxygen to aerate my starters and they come out very nice. Do these stir plates really make that much of a difference?

Well, not to directly answer your question on where to get them... but as far as the 'any thoughts' part... why go three piece? I realize that its supposed to be for ease of dissasembly for cleaning but IMO this is a bit much. Almost half the cost for S.S. valves which are not the three piece.

After reading up on it a bit, I believe I will just put it upright in the top portion of the fridge. I don't know if I will ever need space for five corny's in there but if I do get to that point, maybe I will look at the 'Anti-Siphon' idea. As far as putting it outside the fridge, I will keep...

Can you put the C02 cylinder on its side or does it have to be upright? Would you put the regulators under the kegs? I checked the level of five gallons in a corny... it doesn't reach the inlet tube so I don't see where I will ever get flow back into the regulators even though they are...

The relief was threaded into the top so I simply removed that, purchased a closed nipple and a tee which allowed me to fit the lid with the original relief and the valve.

12 inch stainless steel spoon with slots in it. Works just fine for stirring mash. Got it at a cooking specialty store in the mall. I'm sure even Wal-Mart would have a similar product.

The name on top is 'Kitchen Tested'. It is an 18 qt. I got it from e-bay. There are many auctions for such items. I like the fact that it is very heavy duty (the older ones seem to be more so than ones produced these days) and has no o-ring seal (relies on metal to metal seating surface)...