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I used a 2 pole contactor for mine. This allowed me to put a mushroom head emergency stop button on the door. If there was a problem, even the wife knows to just hit the red large button to shut everything off. Necessary nah, but utility power here sometimes blinks off 3 or 4 times in a...

The fuse is cheap and is designed to sacrifice itself to protect the pid. If you was to ever have a problem would you rather change the fuse or the pid. Either way will work fine.

I use one scoop in a bucket,corny keg or carboy, 3 in a keggle.

I really don't know, but what about stress fractures, maybe from carrying it by the neck when full?

It depends, I don't smoke and it usually dont bother me, but I have been in places where smoke was lingering in the air and left. So i guess it depends on the hvac system is adequate.

Some take longer to age, I recently had a brown I didnt care for until about 4 months in the keezer. After about 4 months I had a cup and said, "Hey this aint bad", the cat must've overheard me then, cuz she jumped up and turned the faucet on and let it all run out.

Also been on there site 3 times in the last couple minutes with no problem, cheers

"What is price of base unit and what is price of unit with the options that make it comparable to what I'm selling." i have one of the posted stands, price ($550 NEW with free shipping from http://www.brewersequipment.com) includes regulator, valves, casters and all three burners, bracket to...

Something like this is actually scheduled for this sunday nites episode on brewmasters. "including chewing up the corn to naturally speed fermentation. So it's all hands on deck in Delaware when the Dogfish staff is enlisted to use their own saliva to brew their newest craft beer." As for...

try rebelbrewer.com, I think they have a super saver shipping for $2.99 for real small items

lets try 502

I've only brewed about 15 batches in the year I have been brewing. Having tasted all of them at each hydro sample, All tasted gross, or just plain bad. Not a one of them tasted anything like the finished product. A few weeks in the keg works miracles.

google (flower drying silica gel). It can usually be found locally at a hardware or hobby store. It has crystals that turn color and you recycle by heating in oven or microwave. Mine have blue crystals that turn pink when it needs changed out. I bought one pack, split it into two containers...

i've got two cornys sitting in a 5 cu ft that I just bought at Lowe's for $159

I have the ts2-010, which I love, lol, on my keezer. It was cheaper but you need to order the probe which is about $6-12 extra. 52.50+($6 probe mine). Or the ts13010 which is $65 but it seems to come with a probe with 5 ft lead. Just be aware that when I ordered mine last year the web page...

I do extract with specialty grains (steeping with 5 gals) and a full boil. My first few batches were real bitter. With advice from this forum, I started using beersmith and try my best to enter the ingredients called for, sometimes winging it if i cant find a specific grain or extract...

I clipped it to the side of my keggle this past weekend. I did a full boil with propane. It didnt hurt it. It captured most, but not all of the hop sediment.

I took an old tank in to wally world just last week. Paid with cc. clerk met met outside, took my tank and placed it with the rest of the empty ones, gave me a new tank with the opd valve. Clerk didnt seem to notice or care it was different. Sure they got my cc, but placing any returned tank...

on tap honey bee ale, liberty cream ale, irish red ale, old castle brown ale conditioning (various stage) phat tyre, liberty cream ale, american cream ale fermenting imperial irish red ale waiting to be brewed eds irish red, smithwicks ale

There are an awful lot of temp controllers on ebay, so the question back to you is "Comparable to which controller?" I use the love TSS2-2100, from dwyer industries, could not tell if its comparable, but it does work.