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would there be any interest in these ? Im not selling ant im just wondering if the are still hard to come by and if they worth the price

On my 2nd SN Bigfoot. So glad I had them order me 2 cases.

I have at least 15 or so 22oz bottles and a large tote full of 12 oz bottles. Anyone interested let me know. We will be moving and i really don't wanna haul these with me. I would rather give them to a home brewer than to the recycle bins....:mug:

Any other local home brewers out there in this area.. I will be moving there the first of October.... Need help with a LHBS and brewers in the area... DoubleXL

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This is a copy and paste for another site but it is how I have used a Vino-O-Meter in the past. " This device can be used to directly measure the final alcohol in a wine. To use put a small sample of the wine in the funnel end, the wine will run down the capillary tube and start to drip from the...

Oh and btw a little late i know but still Welcome to Home Brew Talk

Sounds like a Vino-o-meter . Used to measure alcohol content. Hope the pic comes out.

I would like to hear about prices i have never done a bulk group buy

Welcome and congrats. This is a great site with lots of useful info on brewing and lots of great people with mega amounts experience.

Yeah me too wine art went out of bussines last year. There is another wine store downtown.

Hello from another Hoosier seems to be a few of us getting into the home brew world.

+1 on the tin foil.. Where is there a new shop at around Indy ?

6/3 with ground is good for 50 amp. That is what is used in new homes for heat exchangers that have a 50 amp breaker in them. Most of the time there is a 50 amp and a 30 amp breaker in them and a piece of 6/3 and8/3 is used to supply power to the heat exchanger.

RoyalOak Is the brand I like the best for lump charcoal. Stubb's makes a good one also. Not sure if its a regional thing or not my local Wally World carries RoyalOak "Its in a red and yellow bag that looks generic" Lowe's here carries Stubb's brand.

Hello and welcome to HBT. Just North East of Indy here.

Bypassing the burner proable wont get much of a boil

I tried 2 local PC shops one just said he couldn't help the other said it was illegal for him to sell me a "used" hard drive so I'm looking also.

Those are what i use on my deck when i brewed there to keep from burning the wooden deck. They seemed to work fine for me. I just got promised a mig welder for Christmas so it looks like i may be able to make a brew rig after all.

Wow $400 and i thought my $40 to $60 was was spending a lot. I don't usually stock up for more than a weekend. D@mn Indiana blue laws mean getting Sunday beer on Saturday.