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Subbed - haven't brewed in a few years but starting to get into it again

I want.

I'm just using the spreadsheets (csv files) as the basis to automate the export of the data. The goal is to take those spreadsheets and export them as: 1) SQLite database - already done 2) BeerXML 3) ANSI SQL statements for creation of pgsql, mysql, mssql, etc 4) JSON?

... but I'll put ANSI SQL on my todo list.

Portability

First, it's in a computer readable format. Second, I've specified licensing for it.

I created the Open Beer Data Project which can be found at http://www.openbeerdata.org/. It is meant to be a repository for ingredient and other similar data in a central place which is not reliant on any single person. All code involved is stored at http://code.google.com/p/openbeerdata/...

I'm guessing it was split into 2 5-gal carboys to begin with.

Is the wiki considered public domain?

I got my 5 in. Great idea. My username is mozicodo on both sites.

You can even further and build your own fridge: http://www.wortomatic.com/articles/Knews-Hound-Builds-the-Beast

You can add the gelatin after the kegs are carbed? Cool. I just finished naturally carbing a keg but didn't know about the gelatin until recently.

I thought it was a satellite image of Dagobah.

And remember if you're going to do batch sparging instead of fly, just skip the manifold and do the washer hose route.

In How To Brew, John Palmer recommends 1/2" pipe, slits down, pipes spaced 2 to 4 inches apart. For the full details check out: http://www.howtobrew.com/appendices/appendixD-3.html

Yes it is a true kegerator. Is the issue of the taps being too low an issue or a just a preference? Since this can only hold two cornies at a time, I'm going to have to upgrade in the not too distant future anyway. So if it's just an annoyance I can deal with that for now. I was thinking if...

I have a kegerator that can hold only 2 cornies because of the compressor hanging off the top in the back. It has a single tap tower and I just have a picnic tap for the other keg. I want to mount a second tap and was toying with either building a new PVC tower like I've seen around here or...

My cheap faucet, which looks exactly like the $16.95 one on micromatic's site, that came with my kegerator 15 years ago is still going. There's been times when it's used regularly and times when it's sat for years without use and I've never had a problem.

Agreed. Go with the bigger one and if you plan on batch sparging instead of fly sparging go with the rectangular and the braid to save a bunch of money. At a 1.25 grain to water ratio you can get about a 12.5 lb grain bill in a 5 gallon cooler as opposed to 25 lb grain bill in a 10 gallon...