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You can get a plug adapter that'll let you plug pump right into bottom. I would stick to the specs it has for the element. Would be good to do the same for the pump, i think i i remember someone hooking up a bigger pump and it tripping the unit.

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I'll take it

it's not sexy

have speidels and a fastferment, much prefer speidels just due to shape, but no complaints about quality or cleaning.

Excellent Recipe. Hoping I can keep my hands off this until New Year's Party because I'm sure it's going to be a big hit.

That was one of the reasons I started off my posts the way I did :) and also one of the reasons I posted. I'm sure there have been plenty of those and they've slowly dropped down the pages. Also, when I read that a lot of it bounces off because I don't have a grasp on the big picture yet...

Tons of good information and smart people in here but with 0 experience in this type of thing i'm struggling to get my head wrapped around it, although I want to, and it seems like beginner questions come up quite a bit. Several forums have a sticky that gives the highlights for beginners...

inside visible is easy but be wary of the dip tube interior -- i'd recommend pulling one ever so often and seeing what comes out. iirc 45 caliber cleaning rod worked well on mine. it's not a special socket, you just need a deep well.

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I just bought a 2006 model somewhat impulsively because a guy was clearing house and i decided to get busy living or get busy dying. Brewed one on it haphazardly and enjoyed it (and learned a ton). The simplistic controller doesn't bother me as much as I thought it would but I may try to get...

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004IK9HNE/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 thread inspired me to pick up one of these. I like the mobility.

Finally figured out how to fit in a chalkboard reasonably.

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I realize this is a seriously late but there's a homebrew club startup in Charleston if anyone is still looking-- "Kanawha Valley Homebrew Club" https://www.facebook.com/groups/1782525665128184/

See picture for beersmith page. Recipe largely formulated out of leftovers but realized when I kicked it yesterday that I thoroughly enjoyed it so I thought i'd share. It got better towards the end of the keg but was fine from the get-go.

I pitched this directly onto a 34/70 yeast cake from a previous lager, at first i thought i had a disaster but after lagering for about a month it's good -- but way different than the standard recipe.

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I think the tank and regulator are the sole homebrew items that should avoid diy tinkering. Once pressure is down from 800psi to 12, go crazy. I got a 20# cylinder for $40 on craigslist.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insignia-7-0-cu-ft-chest-freezer-white/8390027.p?ref=8575135&loc=85725b747d5311e8afd32a34d537341f0INT&acampID=85725b747d5311e8afd32a34d537341f0INT&skuId=8390027 $120 now