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I didnt get lid seals, i have quite a few of those already.

Nup, just added multiple to the cart and then proceeded to Checkout where it combined the shipping automagically, like it does for every other auction with combined shipping.

If you are considering a K-type then have you looked at the MAX6674/6675 chips? Fairly cheap in bulk and happily digitise the microvolt range K-types.

Combined shipping for me today, just bought some to refurbish some kegs i have. Offered combined shipping for both Intl post and domestic US.

Oh duh, of course. Didnt think about the extra height afforded by the collar. Makes sense now, never mind me... :blink:

I grabbed one of these the other day: http://www.fullpint.com.au/stainless-hop-bomb/ Works a treat, one of my keg lids has the little hook so i can just hook it on and leave it in there. Does remind me that i need to pull it out soon.

Been looking around on and off for a new keezer, and it seems that the majority of smaller ones can really only fit 2 kegs. From the Aldi ones to the Esatto ones at Masters, everything in the 150L ish range has so much room taken up by the hump that you cant realistically fit more than 2 kegs...

Swap or refill the KK ones all the time. No issues at all. Either G&G, or KK themselves.

Or simply the PCD of the pump holes. I wonder whether the PCD is only minimally out between the two heads, but what make it look much greater is the difference in seal design kinking it over on an angle.

Just little bits on the old setup, harder to access aspects of it, plus there was an extra item to clean for draining the bag, and then cleaning out the bag etc, element was harder to access too. Just those sort of niggly things. Boil off rate is about 4.5L/h, lose just under 7L for a 90min boil.

Brewed a wheat beer yesterday, no worries at all. So the starch conversion seems to be going well, and it builds up enough to boil off the hot break. That is the 6th brew through this setup, and all is going excellently. Its also a ton easier to clean than the old setup. Much win.

Another order through, perhaps i just need to start having a courier on the books to pick up orders ;)

While not a pressure cooker, there are a swathe of baby steriliser units that use superheated steam to do the same thing. Could be an alternative.

Which buckets are the translucent ones? A couple of mini-batch friends looking for 15L ish fermenters.

Yeah, the weight isnt the issue. The trivet has little posts that centre it around the top of the urn and then other little posts that centre the pipe. That sort of thing just gets fiddly when you are lifting/holding 6-8kg of wet grain one handed. A flat trivet is much easier here where you can...

Lol, i have to drive past regularly for work. Plus they were the closest place with camlock seals in stock.

I have normally used this type of doormat for keezers/fridges: http://www.bunnings.com.au/matpro-40-x-60cm-honeycombe-rubber-synthetic-mat_p4494299 Just put it upside down and it has minimal surface contact.

It uses 6mm clamped down as i didnt have any 5mm :) Presumably it has some effect, but would be minimal.

Its just 316SS filler rod, i buy it in 1.5m lengths (by the kilo) and just cut a chunk to size. Long enough to dip into the entire fermenter.

The KK pumps are a standard Kaixin MP-15. You can get them in a number of colours and 'trim' levels, depending on whether you want BSP or NPT, and i have seen them in black, silver, yellow, green and blue housings. As with any of these items they will be built to spec by a single factory based...