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Hand tightening the regulator adaptor to the CO2 tank is not sufficient!!! I bought a new tank 2 weeks ago and left town after I hooked it up to my cornie. Came home to an empty tank and uncarbonated beer. All the CO2 had leaked out while I was gone!! I initially thought I had a regulator...

i love the show..... although, I thought the whole thing with the captains son buying the TV on his dad's credit card seemed a little "set up"..... I would definatley choose Sig as well. I'll be darned if he doesn't look just like Dirk Nowitzki though.

I am a NAUI certified instructor but haven't tank dove in over 3years..... Freediving is where it's at! No cumbersome tanks, regulators, BC's, etc. But best of all, no silly underwater darth vader noise scaring all of the good fish away!!!

Hey no clue, I've used the IBU calculator at the link attached below with some pretty good results. if you're not doing full boils, the first one is good for calculating partial boil 5 gallon batches... http://www.rooftopbrew.net/ibu.php

i've made an extract Celebration clone several times with very good results. I got the recipe from the BYO clone magazine... as best as I recall it is as follows: 5.5 lbs pale DME 2 lbs 2-row 1 lb Crystal 35 .5 lbs Carapils Steep grains @154 for 45 minutes 1 oz chinook @ 60 1.5...

you are thinking of the Harvest Ale!

i spent right around $550 after everything. but I purchased everything new as well....

whats up Jaxbrewer.... I'm fairly new to this hobby as well (just brewed my 7th batch). We should grab a cold one sometime. cheers, RC

i just checked the wiki and couldn't find the recipe that you were referring to. Got a link??

I've made three batches from BYO's 150 Best Clone's recipe and they've all turned out great...... The recipe is very similar to the one above.

I racked off my trub a little over 2 weeks ago and sealed up my primary immediately afterwards. Is it too late to wash the yeast?? thanks

Go 'Heels!

Ahhh..... the floor of the fridge.. of course.... Who let the new guy in anyways.... :D the inside did have a slight hump towards the rear of the unit. Probably is the compressor. I don't imagine a time where I'll need space for more than 2 cornies...... I'm sure that's what...

Yes, it would be going on a flat surface.... most likely in the dining room. SWMBO is thrilled..... :D

Will probably only have one keg going at any given time. I'm also at a premium for space so a chest freezer would be far too large. It does come with a CO2 tank, not sure of the size. How much would the Cornie hook-ups cost??

I was wondering if anyone had opinions on the kegerator linked below. I found one today at BJ's on sale for $285 (reduced from $450), which seems like a great price. Not knowing a whole lot about kegerators, I was wondering if anyone had some insight for me...

"Bones or clams..... or whatever you call them". " He fixes the cable??"

There are specific sections in the IRC that refer to "Hobby Losses" and limit their deductibility. Homebrewing falls squarely under that category. However, as with anything to do with taxes, it's only a problem if the IRS catches you. good luck.

what' up Jacob, I also live in Jax and have just recently gotten into brewing! Haven't made it to a Cask meeting yet, but last time I was at Just Brew It, Walter was telling me about it. Definatley going to join. Oh and another thing, Go 'Noles!! hahaha Ryan

it took them 4 or 5 years to get the Snow Leopard footage on the mountainside......