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Barnegat.

Ported 6 gal better bottle, includes racking adapter and simple flo valve. $30. $15 shipping.

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Three (3) Asco Red-Hat Solenoid Valves - 8210g15. 1/2" NPT 120V NC Brass body These retail for $165 each new at Grainger. $200 - Free shipping via USPS Priority Mail.

Bump, I now have a shipping box.

I did that too, but I didn't get much of a grip, just enough to hear the callouses sizzle a bit.

Title says it, ported 6 gal better bottle, includes racking adapter and simple flo valve. Would prefer to sell locally (Barnegat, NJ) as I don't have a box to ship in. $30.

Ported 6 gal better bottle, includes racking adapter and simple flo valve. $30. I now have a box and can ship.

You're going to have heat loss though the wall of the keg. Unless it's insulated I'm not sure you could get enough energy transfer to heat all of the cider to 160º. Even with insulation that's a lot of energy to transfer. An alternative I thought of but decided not to do was to rig a set of...

No, I never tried it. I was afraid it would cause the rubber bottom to detach from the keg.

Hmmm, I didn't know that. Thanks.

What I have is powdered malic and citric acid from a HBS. Both are packaged by L. D. Carlson, neither package has any labeling regarding TA or pH. I guess I'll have to use the empirical method.

Are there any guidelines for malic vs citric acid, are they substituted 1:1?

Are these two acids equivalent and interchangeable by weight or volume?