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No, I thought it actually had an appropriate body for a Kölsch. Just wish it didn't have that apricot flavor. Still, I'd use it again.

Interesting! I did a "kölsch" with Lutra and it threw a ton of apricot, to the point that when I served it for a party I called it an apricot kölsch. I pitched at 68 and let it free rise over the next couple days to 85, held it there for another couple days until I was ready to keg. Not a bad...

I need to check them. I've been using John Guess fittings from the beginning, and really like them. I do have a small army of swivels, probably 1/4" barbs, but I'll have to check.

I found this: 6.35mm female to 8mm male. Shipping is a bit high, making it about $30/10 pieces. I've paid more for less I suppose, but I'm sure I can find a better price.

Crap. Standard beer thread is 29/32", isn't it? What a stupid size. Edit: Or is it 5/8"? Either way, not 3/4".

How about THESE?

I'm rebuilding my keezer. Previously I used Bev Seal Ultra, which required a long length of tube to balance out, even with flow control faucets. In an 8 tap keezer it's a bit challenging to work around! Now that I'm rebuilding I'm looking at EVABarrier. The 4mm ID only needs about 5.5 feet...

I guess my first question should be, is Better Bottle still around? Do they, or anyone else, still make the DryTrap airlock or something similar? For context, I really like them and have rigged them up for my current fermenting needs, but if I ever want to add fermenters or replace the...

Thanks for all the replies. I was considering just tossing it to the deer, but I tasted it today, and it's just as crisp and crunchy as if I just brought it home from the shop. Also, I'm coming back to brewing with an "upgrade" to my system, a boil condenser, and I need to dial in my boil-off...

Well, looks like it was a bad PID. And now I have wifi!

Uncrushed, stored in my basement, so anywhere from mid-50s to maybe 80°F at the peak of summer. Basement is currently in the low 70s.

Suppose a fella hasn't brewed in six or so years. And suppose he's finally getting back into it. And further suppose that he found a bunch of old grain sealed up in Vittles Vaults, some still in their original sealed bags. Would said fella have useable vittles, or should he feed it all to the...

Oh yeah, hadn't thought of that. Thanks!

I only looked at it and made sure there was no corrosion and popped it back in. I can take some photos if you'd like, but my Auber order shipped and will (hopefully) be here Wednesday. Should I just A.) pop the internals of the PID out and pop the new one in, or B.) replace the whole thing...

Fortunately that was my first guess so I preemptively ordered a replacement. If I got the old one working I'd have a backup. Hopefully it ships soon.

After cracking my first AC coil I'm a little hesitant to try again. Here's the coil of the current project. The other one would have been a more straightforward bend.

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Ah! Bounces between 121-122.

I'm just guessing after fiddling around, but is this anything resembling useful?

That's what I meant. I pulled out the core of the PID and the internals were clean. Is this what you mean for the jumper? The yellow store is attached to terminal 14. The PID still doesn't turn on.