Recent content by MrDave

I've got a Kegerator Mk III (aka BF-163) that recently started screaming its head off and throwing the EE error code on the LED display. After a couple of power-cyclings, it began to read LE on the display. I did some reading on here and a bit of Googling and determined that there were three...

Fair call. Kegged it today and the hydrometers were indicating more like 1.014 so perhaps it hadn't finished after all. I've calibrated the Tilt for both RD and temp. I've got another Coopers "Ruby Porter" tin to make. I've grabbed a magnetic stirrer (need distractions during social distancing...

Hydrometers were within one point of each another. Tilt was out by about 12.

Nice work @philrob. That's an interesting result. I too would typically only use the refractometer when brewing AG and hadn't considered the change in refractive index that the alcohol would create. Thank you for the chart. Adjusting per the chart, it seems that the Tilt and the refractometer...

Much like the man with two watches who never knows what time it actually is, I'm struggling to decide where my beer is at. Haven't brewed for a while and the first couple of weeks of COVID-19 related WFH had me thinking I better slap something together fast, so time for an extract batch...

Worst. Rant. Ever.

All done. Thanks, these are now sold.

PM sent Thurs, Poggor. I'm not busting a gut to sell them, but as you can see, there is other interest. Holla back, y'all!

Aargh, I fixed that autocorrect once! Forgot to double check the topic. Smartphones eh? So useful and yet so potentially embarrassing. Sorry, no limbs for sale here. The kegs are in Northbridge. I'd prefer to sell as a bundle, so Poggor has dibs for the moment.

G'day, I have three ball-lock kegs for sale in Perth. I've got a pair of 19 litre kegs, one branded Keg King and the other Kegco. Reasonable nick. I bought them used from an HBS and have dispensed a few brews from them happily. Have cleaned and lubed them. I also have a 6 litre, super handy for...

Surely on the "industrial scale" mentioned in the article, they're using Polyclar or similar rather than gelatine or isinglass? I guess the dinosaurs that died to make the PVPP had feelings too.

Despite the quality control issues, it looks like you've done a great job. I especially like the shelf engineering!

"Ching Chong"? Really?

How long ago did Cascade pull the pin on all their extracts?

Edgar's Inn is a stone's throw from the Australian War Memorial (at the Ainslie shops), but might be a little limited on the beer selection. The Duxton, in O'Connor (nee All Bar Nun), is bit bigger and has a bunch more taps. Would be very interested to see a report on Bentspoke.