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I have a few cheapies from ebay too, quality nowhere near as good but it does the job

Might have to buy some of their stubbies before they're no more, neglected to do so in the past...

I know it's not what you're looking for, but I just went through the side of my crown, quick point punch and step bit and was done in a few minutes.

Rant or otherwise, acknowledging your mistakes and learning from them, good on you. Faeces hurling might have something to do with it too, keep that out of the brewery.

Yes it can. Telstra I wouldn't be surprised if they ****** with connections to known VPN servers I've heard people getting abominably slow speeds on VPN with Telstra cable. I pay $80 for 500gb at 50/10 could have got Telstra cable for $20 more but would suffer for upload and I don't fancy...

Another +1 for PIA I have a 50mb/s connection in Adelaide and connect to a Melbourne server, where I get 45mb/s :beerbang: :beerbang:

Weight is all that matters, as TSMill says. A full bottle will be around 500psi when full and you won't even see it move until it's got about 300-400 grams left in it. I wrote the tare weight on mine so I know what to expect, the tare stamped on the bottle often doesn't include the valve so...

Expired in march will be fine don't panic. I've used 5 yeasts which were all 4 years past expiry, did not expect them to work but 1 after the next they all did.

Get what you mean but not the first time, but when you take it off the stuff is shredded and bits of it can get anywhere, could easily get decent sized particles down the core and in to the reg. While unlikely, you shouldn't need to do it anyway and for the risk of blowing a reg and having a...

Concur. I made this in a 25L willow esky with a gran bag and 3 kmart pots on the stove. Made a huge ******* mess but the results were great.

Tape = no no, you'll get bits of the crap down the inside of the regulator, great way to turn it in to a paper weight. Dunno about lube, but as long as you made it a very very thin amount it might be OK. For a 50c part though I'd say just replace and do it up ******* tight

Maybe already covered but the nylon seal should be replaced every time you remove the regulator, take a look at an old one the face won't be completely flat it will have a compression that won't always get pressed against in exactly the same place.

If you really get in a pinch, you can always add extract to bring the gravity up... Brew within your means :D :D It's common to brew with a thick mash but I think this would be a bit too thick. The reiterated mash idea is probably the most sound, with such a large Another option is brew a...

Spun. http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/94889-eoi-type-30-to-58-elbow-mini-reg-adapter/

Stemmed from my mini keg build thread http://aussiehomebrewer.com/topic/94050-mini-keg-esky-build/ Some have been following my compact portokeggy build and asked to check out the possibility of getting some more of these fittings done up, I'll email gascon and get the pricing situation etc...

I'll spin off a thread and touch base with the blokes at gascon.

It's a 400g valved bottle i don't know what type of connection is on the other end of the valve, but i doubt it'd be the pin type that is in a soda stream

Like BK said it's for a paintball cylinder, I think it;s a great idea, this mini reg is one of the most versatile I've seen

Last cider I did I measured pH of 3.5, compared to some lemons I'd just juiced which were 2.5 that's pretty bloody sour.