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Can you add: 1x 5S-PBW8LB 1x 5S-STAR - 32 ounce

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Where do the Philly brewers get their propane tanks filled in Center City? Also, I just moved here and I'm looking for a club to join, any suggestions?

Nobody put Bock?... Good for all seasons.

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When I was seven, my family was staying at my grandparents house. I thought I woke up because I had to pee. I went in to my parents room and told them I had to pee, they told me to pee down the floor grate for the HVAC. It was an old house and the grate was open to the bottom floor. I...

They blend 33 times?!?! That's like 11 times better than triple hops technology!

They seem to work pretty well for me. Make sure you get the cap that is made for a 5 gallon carboy, not a 6.5 gallon carboy. The cap for the 6.5 gallon carboy is actually a little smaller, ironic.

Hmmmm... upon further investigation, I think we're talking about different things. The kegs you have uses an A type coupler with this type of coupler with the spear in the keg similar to a Sankey. The one I have actually has the spear connected to the tap/faucet mechanism. When you want to...

Graduate Hospital. I can meet you anywhere though. My afternoon is full, but I'll be available all day tomorrow and Sunday. PM me your phone number and we can figure out how to connect.

If you have three, I would consider taking all of them. I'd prefer to buy since I am pretty happy with the amount of home brewing equipment I have currently.

I wonder if they would work with this tap. If so, I would be very very interested. And I live in Philly.

Hmmm.... not sure about that. The spec also says 7VDC starting voltage, so theoretically, your power supply won't reach that. If you have both in hand, I would say give it a try and see what happens.

Yeah, give it a shot. Like I said, I don't know about the 5V supply with the 12V fan. The three pins on the fan are like this: Red = +12V Black = 0V (neutral) Yellow = tachometer (you won't need this one) If there's a fourth wire, it's for speed control, which you won't need either...

Looks like you're way ahead of me. I installed circulation fans in my kegerator to keep the temperature constant from top to bottom. So hopefully this solution works for you. Good luck!

Hey, no problem, glad I can finally put my engineering degree to work for something useful! If you frame it out in 2x4s, even with a 4" air gap, an 80 cfm fan will still cycle the air every 1.25 seconds which is plenty. I'm not sure about the cell phone charger. The one I have on my desk...

What size line are you using? If you're using 1/4" ID, you'll run into foaming problems for lines shorter than fifteen or twenty feet. If you're using 3/16" ID, you can go as low as six feet and it should be a pretty clean pour. This is all dependent on elevations as well (keg vs faucet...

The R-value of wood paneling is approximately 0.11 (m^2)*(dK)/(W) for a 1/4" sheet. where "m^2" is meters squared, "dK" is temperature difference in Kelvin, and "W" is Watts. The R-value of the paneling on the outside of the freezer is approximately 0.05 (m^2)*(dK)/(W). If we assume full...

This will absolutely affect the performance of your freezer. The condenser coils (where the refrigerant goes from hot to "not so hot") is on the outside wall of the freezer under the outermost skin, most likely the side, not the back. To check, turn the freezer on, and wait about five minutes...

I was going to say that those don't look like perlicks but I forgot to click on page 2 and didn't read the whole thread. Now I can't figure out how to delete. Oh well.