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I'm aware. :mug:

Yup, I just got back from Belgium and have my two crates sitting ominously in my cellar. It's so damn good it's hard to resist drinking, but at the same time, it's gotta last.

Hmm. Are they still the gift-packs floating around?

Huh? Westy isn't distributed anywhere. Maybe a random shop is bootlegging some bottles?

Bad move man. Now you've convinced yourself St. B sucks, when really it's badass. Sure Westy is better, but you can't pop in to your local bottle shop and pick it up whenever you want :)

Electric element in HLT is not 100% efficient. Sure the element converts electricity to heat at 100%, but the tun loses plenty of heat in the process, unless you insulate the **** out of it. I would imagine not any better than 80%.

Those are beautiful.

Pick yourself up some of these for those big tap handles: http://www.kegworks.com/angle-bonnet-for-draft-beer-faucet-855-p174031

The Williams stainless one is convoluted...

Well I bet a lot of the people buying them are running TCs. And the non-standard diameter on it means it's difficult to hook anything up to other than a hose. It just doesn't seem like a complete product yet.

Williams Brewing needs to offer that thing with TC fittings on it.

Where did you see said stainless chillers?

The wire was in an overmolded cable rated for 300V. That's my overall question. What would you expect the wire inside this cable to be rated to? Also 300V? That's what I would expect, but I'm not sure. It's clearly not low-voltage wire. And the NEC rates 14AWG for 25A with 90C insulation...

It appears to be 18AWG, but current rating isn't really a concern, as this neutral wire is only powering the controller, not the freezer. I've got 14AWG 300V stuff powering the freezer. More than adequate. I just wanted to make sure the insulation it had on it wasn't going to break down at 110V...

It's the neutral wire to my Love controller in my keezer. Will route between the pink foam board insulation and the wood.

I was just stealing some wire from a power adapter. The cable with two wires was rated at 300V, but the wires I've yanked out of there don't have anything printed on them. Does the additional insulation provided by the cable jacket make the difference here, or should I be safe using these wires...

Ball Lock QDs from Bargain Fittings for me. Camlocks looked so janky and clumsy to me.

Ah, OK. So it's a couple inches longer. I'm doing a cooler installation so I wouldn't need the elbow. The McMaster kit includes the threaded adapter in there. I think you need to talk to Loc-Line about getting a better price :) All black would be nice though. I'll have to measure and see if I...

Bobby, is your kit the same thing as McMaster #10095K12? Looks the same to me.

Ha! It was in the thread title. So if it goes through your sidewall, you have to seal it somehow right? This is the info I'm looking for. What fittings and such are people using to do that?