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The STC1000 uses a NTC10K probe, those you linked to are DS1820B, different animal.

Me too.

Of course.

If it's similar to Wyeast 1968 it won't be dry as 1968 is a moderate attenuator.

I run 6mm internal line on my four taps, work perfectly.

Even though you have a no ********* policy I'll still be there on the 10th.

Had it a few times off the hand pump when I was in the UK last August. I really liked it. Most bottled, traditional UK ales taste completely different to the draught versions.

I've visited Hook Norton twice over the last 5 years and the coolship isn't used.

On this side of the world most people are in bed when you originally posted. You forgot the nine hour time difference.

Starsan makes copper nice and shiney as well.

Bought half a dozen Pacdon pork pies from their outlet in Echuca. Wish I'd bought more. They are the best pork pies I've tasted in Australia, mainly because they've nailed the pastry the same as Melton Mowbray pork pies.

Black Sheep Ale clonish. 4.5% ABV 83% Maris Otter 10% Torrified wheat 7% Simpsons Med crystal Fuggles and Target at 90 mins EKG at 10 mins. 38 IBU's. SO4 yeast. Nice malty flavour but finishes dry so a few can be knocked back. Bitterness spot on. Very nice. First time using SO4 in an English...

So was Bon Scott. He replaced Dave Evans.

Andrew, Have you stopped stocking Wyeast?

Whitbreads 1850 Porter from The Durden Park Beer Circle book. 82% Maris Otter 13% Simpsons Brown 5% Black Malt 5.2% ABV EKG and Fuggles to 34 IBU. SO4 yeast.

Is it one of these?

The European Bier Cafe in Exhibition st have it on tap if you want to try it again.

Are you after the same gauge that it initially came with?

My aunty lives in Colony Club Drive in Newlands Arm, hope she gave you something Droid.

Jonny, I've worked shiftwork for the last 21 years. It can take some getting used to and as you get older it doesn't get any easier. My roster is basically 12 hour shifts for 3 or 4 shifts in a row, then 5 days off. It repeats itself every 5 weeks. Plenty of time off for brewing related...