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These items have sold. Thanx for the interest!

No reply back from Hoppy Sanchez, so EasyMcBreazy now has until tomorrow, Wed. March 6th to claim this lot.

My reply on Saturday was directed at Hoppy Sanchez, who was the first to reply to my post. I have EasyMcBreazy as second in line (from PM sent on Wed), kdebow is third, and universalfrost as forth. Hoppy has 'til the end of today to respond. Sorry I haven't been attending this as I should...

Sorry about the delay. If you're still wanting these, looks like shipping is $7.90 Paypal email is [email protected] or call me (Clyde Gill) at 573. 261. 1028

Here's a link to the original thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/threads/new-1bbl-electric-brewery.599927/ Thanx IslandLizard for tracking this down for me.

Back in 2017 this system was listed on this forum and I pulled the trigger on it on July 4th. I don't remember the name of the member who sold it to me. I do remember spending my holiday driving the 5 hours to Cedar Rapids to retrieve it. It's been quite a work horse for me, and over 30 batches...

I bought a full setup here on this forum in the summer of 2017. These fittings were included, but so were enough tri-clover, which was my preference. Time to let go of them, as I really don't see them in our program. $60 plus shipping takes the whole lot. The tri-clover in the pic are 1 1/2" TC...

Cam Lock fittings

And unloaded at home safely with no issues!. Thanx for everything, man. Looking forward to getting it wet!

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I've been reading up on sorghum lately. My first interest was in the sugar from the cane (to make rum), but now also have interest in the malt from the sprouted grain (to make beer). That interest was piqued by a very nice beer that came my way called Bard's...

too cool. may the fun begin!

You want to really get paranoid (and I know you do) try reading Noonan! Holey Cow, from what he writes, seems like there is no possible way to make a beer without flaws! Not that there isn't benefit from reading it ;) I've gone over most of it twice now.

'Might want to read this.

For me, this is a matter of style. My dry reds and barrel fermented whites are much better without carbonic acid, but pretty much everything else is actually accentuated by a slight spritz. It adds a bit of life to the wines in two ways: displaces 02 so that the wines live longer, and the...

13.38 lbs will increase volume by one gallon. (sorry; not so quick. but for future reference, it's pretty accurate, if not useless for your purposes)

That was my assessment 20 years ago when I first started homebrewing. I REALLY like nice wines, but at that time, the wine kits were in cans and just did not produce a quality I cared for. Back then, all I was drinking (wine wise) was big reds. Now I recognize the many different times and...

Well, I don't want to admit it, but I too altered this recipe a bit. It was all due to the pressure felt as a noob in the middle of the LHBS. Friend says, "Ah, that ain't enough grain... you'll want to boost it." I say, "But, but, they really comment nicely on the web about this." I'm...

Have you looked at Weeder Boards? I don't know of one that will do both, but they have at least one each.

Damn! Sounds like you know more programming than I ever will. Sorry 'bout the rambling. Again, I don't know enough about the Arduino to say, but a 1-wire adapter, and a relay board would work with any language that can 'speak' with the output port (digitemp does a wonderful job of collecting...

Hmmm, the core of a computer *is* a microprocessor, with added interface for both input (keyboard, usb, disk drive, microphone, camera) and output (screen, usb, writable disk drive, speakers). Devices like an Arduino provide an extra layer of input (thermometer, thermocoupler) and output...