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Use coupon code bcc15 at bayouclassiccooking.com (doesn't work at depot site) and get 15% off your entire order ;) I just ordered the 30 psi reg/hose and the brass needle valve. Running 2 high pressure burners and the 6" ring from Agri. Hopefully this does the trick.

In for one, payment sent. Thanks dude. 1.80/ft is killer.

Do you control the flame with those red-handled valves at all? or do you never run more than one burner at once? Trying to figure out how to plumb my stand. I think I'll want to do at least 2 burners at once, if I want to do some decoctions or turbid mashing.

Are you running one regulator for that whole thing? Aren't those 6" burners from AgriSupply low pressure?

Sorry to bump an old thread, but I was looking at the harbor freight power maintained foot switch and it's rated at 110VAC, and both the chugger and march pumps are 115. Is that a problem at all? I wouldn't think so, but I'm not electrician.

Science really really disagrees with you. The O2 permeability of any plastic is easily researched. Science uses a lot less anecdotal evidence and a lot more... science and numbers.

Pretty cool, very simple, I like that. What is a sparkler though?

I had some on tap last week, and it was definitely off.

Will this fit in a standard sized milk crate? I'm assuming so, but you never know.

From Tejas' website: "Distance from brass burner tip to bottom of pot is the optimum 14" , which is the ideal spacing distance for jet nozzles to be placed from the heated surface." I really have a hard time believing that though...

Kitemanks, does the burner really need to be mounted so low?

Concentrated wort gravities over 1.050 do have some effect on hop utilization and IBU calculations. See chapter 9 of Designing Great Beers for the full story.

That will give you a rough idea, but I suspect it will drain slower due to the resistance in the cfc. You should notice any dramatic decrease though, I'd think.

Do you have tubing and a tapper connected to the disconnect?

Soda bottles can withstand much more pressure than a beer bottle, so you might be ok. I'm not sure how many volumes of CO2 3tbsp of honey translates into, however. I think someone with beersmith might be able to answer this.

Glass carboy or bucket? Either way, a thorough rinse and a good visual inspection will have you on your way.

Titanium gets welded in a vacuum, from what I remember of working in a bike shop. It's not cheap, and it's not easy.

Zing, I'm guessing it's Jay's #2 scenario. How did you release pressure from the gas in post? Did you just snap on the quick disconnect without gas hooked up?

My bottles aren't empty yet... but I guess I should correct this.

You're supposed to use that gasket?