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Sweet! good catch.

YES! get it!

Congratulations! That is a thing of beauty. I will have one someday when I can afford it. Until then is just a wort dream.

Barbed are great for things that will stay connected. Flare is great for things that you need to change. Barbed are cheaper, good connection, but a pain to change. Flare are more expensive, If you don't connect it right it leaks, but they are easy to change. So if you need to change...

I have used this Excel file from More beer and it works good. http://morebeer.com/learn_vids/vids_refract

I don't think it would taste good. Dry Ice leaves an oil like residue in my cooler.

I say go for the Kegerator! Work on improving your process for extract, maybe try some partial mash. All Grain is the direction you want to go, but enjoy the path. If you need a bottle or two, just put a hose over a tap and into a bottle. Quick and easy.

You will need to know a few things before you go shopping for Food Grade Silicone. Is it just for wort, or will it be exposed to alcohol and CO2? What is the temperature range it will be used in? I assume at some point you will want to clean it, so you will need to know what types of cleaners...

+1 Just keep something in the air lock like vodka, and under no circumstance let it break or tip over.

If the fermentation is mostly done when you transfer in to the keg, you will have very little problems. I like to remove the dip tube and age with it out, I cut an inch or two off of the bottom of the dip tube so you don't suck any sediment out. Yeast behave differently under pressure, but...

6 Monthly AHA sanctioned competitions August 2008 - January 2009 Starting Gravity of 1.070 or higher. Over $2,000 in prizes so far. http://web.mac.com/brewbubbas/iWeb/Site/Homebrew%20Contest.html

+1 on the 15 cubic foot chest freezer.

I'm no expert, but that thing looks under powered. I hope you can brew outside, it is safer. Good Luck.

The Mythbusters have a good read about this. http://community.discovery.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/9551919888/m/2321969559 Water-for-gas? Let's have a look, shall we? The standard reaction for the electrolysis of water is: 2H2O → 2H2(g) + O2(g) For this process, 4 moles of electrons...

Step Back, have a beer, check it tomorrow.

PBW and Starsan, is the easy way to fly.

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Thanks for the Video! Good Job.

Awesome Job! You Rock!

Congratulations!!!