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So yesterday was the day. I intended to head over to the LHBS to get a smack pack (ordered the caribou slobber kit from NB with dry yeast) and make a starter for pitching today. The shop owner recommended I keep it simple and just use the dry for my first brew so I took his advice...

Good stuff, thank you

In that case it sounds like a no brainer, thanks!

I just finished mine too! (Don't laugh at the Miller Lite.. The wife and her friends drink it and it goes a long way in justifying the money spent!) Keezer build by Sean, on Flickr

All grain or extract 5 gallon batches?

LOOVE stout. I just would need to invest in a stout tap and a Nitro bottle. Not a huge deal but a decent chunk of change.

The kit comes with 1 Step. Should I just go ahead and order some Star San? It seems like that is by far what most guys use..

Extract to get started, but I'm sure I will be trying all grain once I get my feet wet.

Already have a kegerator (Keezer) with space for a couple of corny's

I do have a keezer with a temperature controller already, I just don't have it rigged for heat atm...:mug:

Good stuff guys, this is exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks Matt, As far as the kit goes I added it up and it would cost me just about the same to purchase separately and not include the bottling equipment. This way if I ever did want to bottle some, I could. Bummer about the flask. I was hoping that for 5 gal batches a 1L flask would work...

Hey guys, First off thanks for all the great info I have found on this forum, it has been invaluable. I'm getting ready to make my first batch and here is what I have so far. I won't be bottling, I recently built a keezer so I will be kegging the brew. I hate buying things twice so I...

Don't be sorry, I appreciate you clearing that up!

I've done some more research and everything I see shows that is NOT the case. You can uplug the unit and it retains its programmed settings.

I can't imagine that is the case, from what I understand the inkbird (itc-1000) is exactly the same as the stc-1000 except it has a 5th menu option to toggle between C and F

Woops I'm too slow:cross:

I can plug the fan I am going to use into the set point outlet and the fan will only run when the controller runs the condensor. Conversely I also have an outlet I can plug into that it will run continuously.

Thats exactly what I am trying to accomplish, thank you!

Hello guys, first post. :ban: I am currently building a keezer and using the inkbird (stc-1000) mounted in the collar. After studying countless wiring diagrams I drew my own based off a couple of other schematics. My goal is to have the temp controller wired for single stage (cooling)...