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  1. wallyLOZ

    Needing to learn

    Welcome from Missouri!
  2. wallyLOZ

    Minneapolis

    Welcome from Missouri!
  3. wallyLOZ

    Greetings

    Welcome from Missouri!
  4. wallyLOZ

    hi from Seattle!

    Welcome from Missouri.
  5. wallyLOZ

    Hello Again!

    Welcome from Missouri!
  6. wallyLOZ

    Hi all!

    Good catch. Didn't see that the price was for members. I bought mine through Webstaurant.
  7. wallyLOZ

    Looking for a few friends to brew with

    Thank you for serving our nation. Sorry for your loss due to a storm. Take a look at the Northeast forum. You may find a brewing buddy, or a homebrew club near you. Good luck! https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forums/north-east-homebrew-forum.181/
  8. wallyLOZ

    Hi all!

    If you're in the market now, Avantco induction burners are not a bad price. The link is for the 3500w unit. https://www.therestaurantstore.com/items/775
  9. wallyLOZ

    Hi all!

    BTW, welcome to HBT!
  10. wallyLOZ

    Hi all!

    If you're going to stick to 2.5 gallon batches, the 110v unit will do fine. Still slower than gas but, it will work. I've tried my 110v induction cooktop with 5 gallon batches and takes significantly longer to heat, and the lid must be covering most of the pot and achieves a slow roll boil. It...
  11. wallyLOZ

    Hello from Bavaria

    Welcome to HBT.
  12. wallyLOZ

    Hello again

    Welcome back!
  13. wallyLOZ

    New brewer with probably old questions

    Welcome from Missouri.
  14. wallyLOZ

    Hello Everybody

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  15. wallyLOZ

    Hi!

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  16. wallyLOZ

    Newbie introduction

    Welcome to HBT.
  17. wallyLOZ

    Greetings from Wyoming

    Welcome from Missouri.
  18. wallyLOZ

    Newbie

    Welcome to HBT!
  19. wallyLOZ

    Temperature drop during fermenting?

    IMHO, I would allow it to return to 19c and resume the count of the number of days in the fermenter from there. My brews stay in the fermenter for 21 days routinely. Others on this site do the same thing, some wait even longer. The extra time allows the yeast time to clean up and lessen off...
  20. wallyLOZ

    Hello all

    Welcome from Missouri. Looks like that's going to be a really nice setup. Keep us posted on your progress, and then end result! Cheers!
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