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That is what I use it for - a simple mash heat control on my RIMS tube - which is all I use it for

The big plus with the RAPT controller is that you can use the PID function where the Inkbird 308 does not have it

I use Brewfather and one of the tools is the hop calculation for age : https://web.brewfather.app/tabs/tools/hop-freshness Makes life easier ;)

Agree, if you want a pint of ordinary bitter just ask for a pint of cookin' I would also say a pint of ordinary bitter drawn from a cask is a wonderful session beer and difficult to beat

Was born and brought up in Oxford but unfortunately Cooper's Oxford marmalade is no longer made in Oxford

Why not follow what thewy recommend : 18 - 25C ? https://www.lallemandbrewing.com/en/canada/products/lalbrew-verdant-ipa

No need for 90 min Boil with M.O. - 60 mins max or even 30 mins is all that is necessary

Not worth the trouble, so cheap to buy ...

No need - I never take out for the boil

Agree 100% :yes:

The inline regs are good and over a few years proved reliable and if necessary easy to clean. However as I am rather old with poor eyesight so I use the inline reg by itself i.e. no built in analogue or digital gauge and add the standard (large) press gauge as easier for me to see via a ‘tee’...

Sorry I have to laugh, a hole is a hole and a smaller diameter equals less flow

I can accept the Wilser bag has larger mesh to enable it to drain faster* but I've never had a problem draining (then squeezing) the Brew Bag however with that farcical method of tying up the mouth of the bag makes it a no-no *question is, is a large mesh which allows more trub to escape preferable?

I agree with most replies, the BrewBag is far superior The Brew Bag-Designed for Brew In A Bag-This is your LAST brew bag!

If in doubt - Nottingham ;)

I find with my 'trigger' I can vary the rate of flow - and so the foam buildup - depending on how hard it's pulled

Sorry incorrect with the Pluto Gun - it can work the same if connected to an ordinary disconnect as it has It's own flow control on the 'trigger' I use low control disconnect as that was the only one I had spare at the time

Thank you for the review but one glaring omission – The Pluto Gun (KL00956) This coupled with a with duotight flow-control disconnect (if you want the ultimate in flow control) will give the flexibility that neither Nukatap/Picnic tap can offer. I connect mine to a short (approx. 2 ft) of line...

Used it in a Best Bitter and turned out great !

Use a PID controller - not a 308