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Just kegged mine. This is one tasty beer even uncarbed! Was definitely worth sampling every week to "test" the oak/bourbon. I used Woodfield Reserve, but next time I think I will use Beer Barrel Bourbon from New Holland. That is one tasty bourbon!

here goes!

I love this beer. Thanks for the thread. I am going to brew this today. 11 gallon batch to try to get 2 kegs of finished beer. One to drink and one to store. Have you changed the recipe based on the %AA in the hops? I was guessing the % did not matter much as the oak and bourbon would be...

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done and done

I am interested in the stout tank design/function. Any more issues with the sight glass?

Hope this is my year!

Thanks for looking. I would rather build than buy, but I love no chill brewing.

I have been using the winpak 6 gallon plastic containers for a few years now for no chill brewing. My wort goes in about 180 and chills overnight. I would like to move up to a 15 gallon plastic conical, but do not want to chill. Does anyone know if the induction tanks people are building...

Wow what a spread! Please enter me!

Wow thanks for the quick reply on Thanksgiving. Next question I want to buy the FB with a hole and dip tube. Is there a standard dip tube you use? Is the stand necessary for a mashtun? Thanks again, Scott

For the 10" keg conversion kit, do I need hinges? Or is the 10" not the best size for a keg mashtun conversion? Thanks, Scott

I am in. Looking for a bottom to a new (yet to be made) keg mash ton. Just to be clear, do I need to buy on Thanksgiving? 12:00 is confusing. Most contracts and sales would say midnight or 12:01am to get rid of the confusion. Thanks, Scott

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The pump definitely pushes water. I had it running for about 30 seconds before the pump began giving me problems. I was getting about the same amount of flow as I expected before the problem stared. I will take it apart and clean it though. I do have the pumps as low as possible. Both pumps...

I am having a problem with my pump since I changed the input. I was wondering if it was restricting the flow too much to have the pump with this input. The temp probe is on the input side, output on the top. Can the pump head be rotated around, or does it need to stay in one orientation...

I appreciate the added info. This is good stuff. It possibly means a slight shift in the make up of my set up, but I am not concerned with that. I have always liked the idea of having a light when the elements are firing, but lights to proceed to the next step are an interesting alternative...

Looks like I have the straight wiring base not the Device Net. when I first saw the instruction online, I came across the Device Net instructions and it threw me off. When I look at my base it has 6 screw down wire terminals numbered 1-5 and one with a big black dot. I think I just wire...

Problem is I do not have a good idea what the manual is saying with the whole Device Net setup. From what I could gather it seemed like it could be used like a regular light, but that is why I come here to ask people with way more experience than I have with this sort of stuff. I do not mind...

They will be wired to only turn on when the BCS calls for heat. I will wire them lights after the SSR like others have done, so they will blink. Thanks, Scott