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No one needs a Xmas Keggle?

I’m selling my trusty Keggle, basket & bag. I used to run this with a temp controlled heating element and little brown pump but I have moved on to larger batches. The Keggle has a welded nipple with pick up for mounting your ball valve, a 32mm hole where the keg king stick element was and a 20mm...

for sale 9mtrs of 18mm heavy duty hose. i used the other half to make a counterflow chiller. $15 pick up Adamstown. The whole roll cost me $50 from Bunnings. pick of my chiller below.

Glad you appreciate the feedback and had a great experience with the show comp guys.

so who's entering?

really looking forward to this.

The form for the brewers details mentions including an indemnity form at the top but i can't find it.

Was that for me Bribie G? There is no Other sub catogory on the competition web site or in the 2017AABC, . The category i mentioned previously does list Youngs Double Chocolate Stout as a commercial example though so it seems a good fit.

Looks like i was on the right track, cool.

Would a beer with chocolate be entered into Specialty - fruit/spice/vegetable?

if thats the only reason then that's ok for what i will need it for.

Hey Bribie G, do you recommend those OTS elements? i have noticed on some of the product discriptions that there is a 100mm min & 300mm max liquid level. i can understand the minimum level but surely the element can be mounted higher for deeper liquids?

does the Keg King power control chip need a heat sink? and i guess it needs to be mounted in an enclosure?

Does anyone in Newcastle want to go halves in a coil of 1/2 inch copper tube and some 18mm hose? I want to make a counter flow chiller but dont need a whole 18mtrs. I can get the copper for about $90/18mtrs and 20mtrs of 18mm hose can be bought from bunnings for about $50.

did this gear go?