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since yeungling has a brewery in Florida now I wonder what the taste difference is since I'm sure the water profiles are different between Florida and Pa.

butcherboy thats good to know, how many model years back do you need to go to find the old non dc motors and controllers.

with the right gearing ratio ya might be able to use the motor to motorize a grain mill.

around here ya just ask for a lager and ya get yeungling so yeah its the biggest seller in this area. It's the best of the cheap beers and pbr is not even close. but if there are other quality beers on tap I pass on yingling. Sam adams is a much better beer but much more expensive. It is pretty...

thank you giants it would have made me puke to see cheating belechec and cry baby brady win another super bowl. The giants are the pats cryptonite.:ban:

always condition 1 (1911 officer model)ya need one in the pipe. That way ya justsweep the safety and fire. you need to practice for muscle memory with your choice of carry. DAO is much simpler just draw and fire. DAO firearms are much simpler for a new cc beginners.

there is no better defense gun then a shotgun. just point and shoot, no more bad guy.

I have been looking around for a place to retire. and the keys are one of the areas I have been looking at. Is there any good lhbs around or do ya have to go to Miami.

if you ferment at the coldest end of a yeasts range the blow off is negligible. if you can control your fermentation temp at the very low side you don't need much head space for most yeasts. There are a few yeasts that go nuts though and with those all bets are off.

I like ruger's except they have no warranty except what is provided by your state laws.

spotteddog, my fave supplier for pellet fops is hops direct, fresh hops for leaf. grain is best bought from lhbs b/c of shipping costs or group buys, yeast from lhbs b/c the risk of the viability of the yeast thru the shipping conditions.

This is how I pitch slurry. Brew a light low gravity lower hop beer and save the slurry in three mason jars. then I will pitch into darker higher hop beers. Buy doing it this way there is much less hop flavor from the first beer to the next. An example would brew a blonde first then pitch that...

I carry a 1911 officer (small 3" barrel model) in the winter. it is heavy but very thin and easily concealed. but if your looking for a pocket carry in 9mm kel-tec pf9 or kahr cm9 would be your best choices, with the kahr being the more refined firearm. buds has the kahr for 377 and kel-tecs can...

there is no dry=london ale the closest dry I can think of is s-04.

easy simcoe amarillo. now you got me thirsty I have to go get a IPA.

starfish you really are short changing yourself going with a kel-tec, these firearms were fine at their price point but with the release of the kahr cm9 the price difference is no longer that much of a difference. cm9's can be found in the 420 dollar range. for a gun of this high quality at that...

incandescent light bulbs don't produce ultra violet light so thats not a worry. A coffee can as a shield and a light bulb would work. its smaller than a paint can and in a small apartment frig a 25 watt bulb would be plenty of heat.

no problem for the mash. I used to do that all the time in the winter.

you can get away with fermenting a lager at 50 f (beer temp will be a little warmer but its doable). you will need to have a way to lager the beer though.

My wife went to visit her mother for 10 days when she came home there sat the keggerator I built. The old just do it she will get over it always works for me. I built a second one last year so now I have one in the family room and another downstairs in the game room. She actually likes them now...