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Bought 2, get those badboys in the mail ASAP @Keg King :p

@KegLand-com-au bump

Still waiting for them to come online, need 2 for split dry-hopping experiments.

@KegLand-com-au Can't recall seeing much chat about these: https://www.kegland.com.au/stainless-flexi-arm-80cm-with-1-2inch-hex-nut.html Are these good replacement for silicon hosing for recirulation loops etc? Are they prone to cracking, how much/often can you bend them etc?

sold, thanks

Interesting idea there @KegLand-com-au , but would you remove the stone before fermentation? Otherwise, wouldn't it completely gunk up with trub and yeast?

Yes, the 7 gal with the thermowell (which I believe is the "brewmaster" edition).

Brand new sealed in box, unwanted prize from a competition. These sell at most retailers for $329 in Aus. $250 firm, pickup Gold Coast.

Me too.

Agreed, the plastic joiners are a disaster and I destroy a T-Piece getting one out :-/

Any plans of of releasing fully wired PID brew controllers? In particular, there's nothing on the market that can power 15/20A (ie. 3500-4500w) elements out of the box.

@KegLand-com-au With a very decent purge via the carb caps in the yeast container, do you think it's reasonable to assume you could remove 100% of oxygen?

You have a mental illness.

I have a really good chuckle over the conspiracy theorist knuckleheads wetting their jocks over Kegland. They launch a product that is in extremely high demand, said product arrives and sells out almost immediately due to limited stock. Proceed to cry on the internet because they didn't get what...

When will 55L be back in stock?

throw it out, its packaging material

https://www.facebook.com/groups/KegLandHomeBrewCommunityGroup/

Posted the video up to the Kegland homebrewers group on facebook.

If you're looking for a growler solution, your best bet is to grab an appropriate sized mini keg (2/4/5L) with a ball lock head. You can then do a closed transfer using two liquid balls locks and some tubing. That way the beer is in 'perfect' condition until the point of unscrewing and drinking...

I'll do a video of it over the weekend. Nothing fancy, just a basic frame made from leftover decking.