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No. I'm powering mine off of a 12v power supply switched on and off by the PLC. I would go higher than 60w (5amp) supply though, they typically don't cost much or any more.

Three 5# CO2 tanks, two are Airgas exchanges, one is brand new. I'm using 20# tanks for everything now. +2x old regulators & one five port rail (with old school barb valves). One old kego temperature controller I bought years ago that didn't work for the (non brewing) application. Two dirty...

That's a LOT of water. I've never said this to anyone on this site before, but you might have a drinking problem.

I think most breweries have moved to using extract for peanut butter flavor in the last couple years. https://www.apexflavors.com/Beverage-Industry/alphabetical-ttb/All-TTB-Approved-Flavors-for-Beer-Cider-Hard-Seltzer-Wine-and-Spirits~2103/peanut-butter-extract-flavor-beer-cider-wine-spirits~3455

Your blue tank says what its for, and it's not for beer. Also the seal on CO2 tanks is the nylon washer at the end of the threads, you don't need tape.

Use a taller container. OR Sedimentation Analysis - Hydrometer Method 😂

Kombucha. Not a beer, not a pint.

Oatmeal stout on nitro.

Two Hearted IPA clone.

none.

This file was one that I just downloaded. Looking back I don't think I even modified it at all. You do need to have your flow calibration dialed in to print correctly. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2684969

I lost focus on working on the bar for quite a while and worked on tons of other general house and a bunch of shop upgrades. This weekend I painted the room, replaced the florescent lights in the "brew" section with LED cans, replaced the boob light in the "bar" with pendent lights and fixed a...

Male - male adapter for cleaning all the tap lines at once.

Another version of e-paper tap handles. Printed in a wood filled PLA, after using them for a while I'm thinking of reprinting in ABS and vapor smoothing.

I = P/V where I is current in Amps, P is power in Watts, V is Voltage I = 60w/12VDC = 5 amp

I am using the heating pad on a PLC system I built years ago. I emailed them and asked the same question.

I haven't liked the duotight fittings in gass lines, they always end up leaking. I ended up just using a swagging tool to stretch the ends and add normal barbed connectors for gas line. Cleaning all the lines at once with some 3D printed QD to QD connectors.

I had a lot of problems with the duo fittings years ago and ended up using a swagging tool with some boiling water for heat to stretch the EVAbarrier slightly so I could get it over a regular swivel flare adapter.

Measure the o-ring then go to McMaster-Carr