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I think people with large beards are just compensating for other deficiencies in their lives! Perhaps that's why they have more time to brew. ;-)

I recommend kegging regardless of how you are brewing. I would prepare for 10-gallon batches, but limit your learning curve to 5 gallons. Otherwise, you might be stuck with 2 full kegs you wish were available for other brews.

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Auto sparge? I just did a search on that. Curses! Another brewing gadget I must have! Yikes! I'm going broke!

Oops! I forgot with the addition of a new pump, I need to purchase camlocks and more silicone tubing! The spending never ends! :cross:

I've got old power adapters all over my house. I'm pretty sure I will find one I can use. If not, I'll get a cheap one from ebay.

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I just placed my order! :ban: I love spending money on brewing equipment! LOL!

All Grain is a money pit! But, I love it! :-)

I just blame it on the cat...

Spare the rod and spoil the child... ;-)

I hope they work well. For $37.50 (including shipping), I could order one without telling SWMBO! ;-)

Welcome! I graduated from Milford HS in '82. Live in Middletown, now.

Thanks for the info! I'm glad I asked! That would make it a slow fly sparge. Probably a waste of money.

Would the small one work for pumping fly sparge water?

Did you see how small this is?

Yup! He is right!

Was the wort at the same temperature each time?

Welcome! Please tell us about your brewing experience!

That will be difficult with a 25' CFC. It would be easier with a 50' one.