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Just look in the ingredients list. If there's something listed other than pastuerized apple juice, there you go.

Well, ill put my name down for the list as well. How long is it? Ill probably build a cheapo one from a computer fan, but something from this would be far more awesome.

Software engineer for Garmin, aviation division. Aiming to be a brewpub owner someday.

This. The lines to get in and get a pint of younger are insane.

You just want to make sure it's not on the same breaker as another fridge/freezer. if they kick on at the same time, it will trip the breaker and you'll have a sad day.

Yup, the only thing that will potentially matter is line length.

Just got a kegging setup and this would make it even better!

How long of one do you need? there's a 19" one online at barproducts for ~20$ shipped

Even better. Hopefully next year I'll have the space/money/equipment that requires something like this.

I was browsing Costco's website for smokers (Beer and BBQ were made for each other), and cam across this: http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11486034 It looks like it would easily work for a brewstand (forgive my terminology if it's wrong). If I had more equipment/room in my...

I used Mr. Beer to brew my first beer - an Oktoberfest. I made a damn tasty Imperial stout with it, as well. 2 gallons just wasn't enough. Still on extract brewing, but will definitely be going to all-grain, etc. as time goes on.

Add a body to your regulator (~35$ from KC), and then you can have a line per keg with different pressures. Or just do a splitter (cheaper)

How much copper would one recommend for a homemade chiller? I can get 10-20' fairly cheap out here, and am considering this because icebaths suck for anything larger than a yeast starter.

Until I have more money (kegerator is going to drain my budget in and of itself), this'll have to be the way I go for a little bit :mug:. However, the kegbot/other links are exactly what I was looking for! I was just thinking simple 1/8 step (or 1/10th step) LED's, but the arduino-based kegbot...

Because I want to do something for a kegerator build (LED's, etc. I'm an embedded software dev) this summer. If it's not cheaply feasible (force sensors on digikey are ~30-50 a pop), I'm not going to do it. Basically just a feeler. I'll probably just buy the strips if I can't figure something out.

Hmm, I'm looking for a more automated way to do this (i.e. report to a microcontroller, etc). Kind of like a KegMeter, but I'm not planning something as sophisticated as that.

Like the topic states, is there any (hopefully easy/cheap) way to measure the level of beer in a keg (corny or otherwise)? Preferably in some way where an electronics part could do the job.

Yeah.. I missed out on that. It's because perlick jacked up their prices. Oh well, 20 extra bucks for a kegerator setup is inconsequential.

I'm going to forgo dry hopping I think for this batch, but I'll definitely get some more for the end of the boil, and maybe more in the middle as well. Once I finish my kegerator setup, I intend to do some dry hopping for some batches (ala BierMuncher's method). Thanks!

I'm modifying Papazian's Palilalia IPA (or just doing my own, but this was my base). I've got most of my ingredients, but I'm looking for advice on additional hops to add, if any, and when. Here's what I have so far 1 lb 40L Crystal 1/2 lb Toasted Barley 8lbs Amber Extract (7 syrup and 1...