• Please visit and share your knowledge at our sister communities:
    Cheesemaking Forum Cast Iron Forum Canning Forum Ceramic Grills
    Espresso Forum Hot Pepper Forums Pizza Oven Forums
  • If you have not, please join our official Homebrewing Facebook Group!

    Homebrewing Facebook Group

Search results

Yakima 728
Homebrew Talk

Help Support Homebrew Talk:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
  1. A

    First time kegging, did I under/overcarb?

    Thank you all.
  2. A

    First time kegging, did I under/overcarb?

    What confused me is this statement from another thread: (link) Since I initially burst carbed it at 30 PSI and now it's sitting with gas on at 10 PSI, wouldn't it just level at 10 PSI and be undercarbed?
  3. A

    First time kegging, did I under/overcarb?

    Thanks! Do I keep bleeding it daily or just set the regulator to 10 PSI and leave the gas on (hopefully no leaks!)?
  4. A

    First time kegging, did I under/overcarb?

    Hi, This is my first time kegging my first batch. Basically, everything 1st :) I cold crashed the beer for 24 hours at ~40F. Transferred the beer (I brew a saison), purged the air out with 5 PSI couple of times. Then I put the pressure to 30 PSI, rocked for 1.5 minutes. Purged and repeated...
  5. A

    What do I need to wire my electrical brewing hardware?

    Wow, that's amazing. A huge thank-you. Do you have the BOM in Excel? As for wires/plugs/etc., I'll let the electrician source it locally. I have 1 dryer outlet, which is rather far away from the brewing spot, so I will need some sort of an extension cord that will handle the load.
  6. A

    What do I need to wire my electrical brewing hardware?

    Thanks! Getting the equipment piece-by-piece together was tough enough, I am totally lost when it comes to electrical work (I'll outsource it but need to know what to tell the contractor).
  7. A

    What do I need to wire my electrical brewing hardware?

    Nope. I'll heat it once before mashing and then again before gravity sparging. BK has 5,500 element and HLT has 4,500 element.
  8. A

    What do I need to wire my electrical brewing hardware?

    That's exactly it :)
  9. A

    What do I need to wire my electrical brewing hardware?

    It's insulated, holds 49-52C easily for an hour. Gravity will feed warm water from HLT during sparging.
  10. A

    What do I need to wire my electrical brewing hardware?

    I'll be doing fly sparging. Pump will recirculate the wort. All 3 vessels are converted kegs.
  11. A

    What do I need to wire my electrical brewing hardware?

    * 2 elements from http://www.theelectricbrewery.com/heating-elements They are not controlled in any way, and I need advice as to the simplest and cheapest option to where to plug them in. Some sort of "on/off" switch and maybe "high/low" regulator panel? * Chugger pump * 2 vessels (HLT and BK)...
  12. A

    What do I need to wire my electrical brewing hardware?

    Hi, I finally got all of the components for my electric brewing setup except for the "electrical" part :) I've ordered a panel w/QO Type 3R non-metallic loadcentre and a 50A GFCI, as well as 4500 & 5500w elements. I plan to use my dryer outlet. My questions: 1) I want to make a portable...
Back
Top