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Why on earth would you use 34/70 in the mid 20s?? A small investment in temp control will pay big dividends

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Another path would be a crown urn and grain bag. So its a single vessel system. The urn could then become your hlt as you expand.

My suggestions fwiw. 1. Get a 30 to 40l esky. Round if possible. 2. Grain bag. 3. 19l big w pot. Start your ag experience doing biab. Learn what different grains can do and about hop additions. When youre ready to step up to full ag. The esky will serve you well with a false bottom saving...

Dat pilot got skills

@Lyrebird_Cycles how has she sanitised her water system? Interested to know as giardia is resistant to just about every known sanitizer.

Dark enough @Mardoo ?

With your hap-hazard approach to 240v, id say its lucky the thermristor is the only thing to die

Pop corn at the ready..

Typically transported by fecal matter. Eg birds rats possums etc shitting in the tank or on the roof

Does the poll include those with no facial hair but still have a beard as they brew naked?

Dang.. giardia in the tank water. That'll take some getting rid of. Had a friend that got giardia on a trip to thailand when he put his tongue in a... ohh doesnt matter

What you are proposing can be done but seems a lot of effort. Yes there are settings to calibrate. Its E4 from memory. Do u have any other thermometer that you trust as accurate? If so, i would calibrate against that at your mash temp range rather than at 0 and 100, which are both temps you are...

Fark.. tough audience tonight...

During the planning phase was it considered that said appendages would be at least 500mm internally inverted in a kinglake winter

Solid advice Can i add. Apply the tradies rule of measure twice cut once. Ie Before opening or closing valves for transfer double check connections. This will help prevent boiling wort pouring onto your feet or other uncovered appendages

Lets travel to thailand and do a craft brewery tour said no one ever..

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