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I did get a quick email reply from Noah and he is aware of the issue. He did send me the link to sideload the app in the meantime https://delivery.shopifyapps.com/-/44129380b256fb5c/3c8ec245c16744e4

I tried to load the tilt app on my new pixel 6A phone and got a message saying it was not compatible with this device, so I went back to my pixel 4A phone and deleted the tilt app and tried to reload it from the Play store and got the same message. Anybody else have this problem is the till tap...

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So nobody really knows what the internal threads are for, other than "a different type of connection".

Ok. I don't get why the comparison 😊

Yes, the outer threads are for the typical regulator connection. I was just curious if the internal threads were for some other purpose.

Yes, unfortunately I'm old enough to remember when the internal (POL I think they are called) threads were the only way to connect to a propane tank. I still have a burner that connects that way. Obviously the internal threads are for a different type of connection...thanks.

I had a 5 lb CO2 tank refilled today, and I happened to notice the fitting has internal threads. Anyone know what these are for? The outside threads are standard CGA 320.

And a water/ethanol mixture will boil at a temperature in between 212 and 173, which is only determined by the ratio of water and ethanol

If you buy a spare you may want to use the newest one first so you can make sure it works while under warranty.

I just circulate hot (180 ish) water through cfc after brewing, then blow 100 psi air through it to dry it out.

The volume in gallons (height and diameter in inches) = height x 3.14 x diameter^2 / 924

I'm in.

I'm in.

Been using ic3500 for about 5 years almost daily at 3500 watts...never an issue

Does anyone know what the lug with a hole on one of the hex flats on male camlock is for?

I'm in.

I'm in.