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Ball lock kegs. $65ea. Oakleigh sth vic. 12 total. 1 racetrack and 11cornies. https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/oakleigh-south/other-kitchen-dining/beer-kegs-cornelius-19-liters/1168914863?ea=3742444&utm_source=trigger&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=saved_search

Now that I have my Smartpid running in the Guten Im gonna step mash the **** out of it. Starting with a bo pils or 2. Sunday hopefully. Last week or some thing I was reading on the BYO website about a bo pils step mash. Between now and then BYO have gone pay per veiw so they can bite me. It...

sounds good to me. Im thinking about having a crack at it myself. I have all the ingredients.Since is supposed to be a hazey NEIPA inspired beer id be skipping the whirlflock. Stass on Youtube does a brew with Dermott from beer Co (Pulped Fiction clone) and they interveiw the brewer of this beer...

If I was closer Id be onto that urn ASAP. I needs a sparge vessel!

Has anyone else been able to get the stats going on Thinkspeak? I can connect to the Smartpid with the app and control the set point but thats about it.

A kegmenter is next on the list for me.

Brew bucket. I like the cone. Even though its not a real conical it helps to drop the yeast out. I did change the valve for a 4 peice ball valve (3/8" i think?) because the one that comes with can be a bit leaky at inconvenient times. Could be me though.

The mangrobe jack ss 23lt fermenters are under $200. Ive got a oil drum and a brew bucket. I love both but one thing ive noticed with the oil drum is that the lid can get stuck under pressure. I put a weldless keg post on the lid so i am able to de pressurise it and get it off when its empty...

And dont take the glass out when you take the cap off. It wont go back in properly.

If anyones wondering the sight glass is not 1/2". A bit of 1/2" threaded tube slips right over the sheild if you screw the top cap off. But a 1/2" threaded valve does screw onto the cap thread. Its not a wobbly lose fit either. Its pretty tight. With a bit of tape its very snug and water tight...

Iys the 400ml. I askes Cheeky Peak and they have the aluminium ones. I would highly recommend the chrome plated ones which you can get at iBrew. No affiliation of course

Yeah i saw that one. I was hoping for a freeby Sent from my VTR-L09 using Aussie Home Brewer mobile app

Apparently Mikkeller released a bunch of free recipe's similar to the way Brew Dog did it. It was either before my time, it didnt happen or I was sleeping. If it does exist does anyone have a link?

Done. I hope I will never have to do that again. Back to the parenting thing for a while.

Same as the one I have. Works great until I got lazy and stopped using it. You do have to keep an eye on the probe to make sure it doesn't dry out. The cap only holds a few drops of storage solution. Don't keep it in a hot garage if you can. [emoji18]

I stopped using my $50 one a while ago basically because I couldn't be assed buying the calibration stuff all the time and also the storage solution seems to be expensive. They are high maintenance IMHO and a continuous cost. Edit: I haven't looked for a while but the buffer solution looks...

100% (light) Munich lager. Saaz to 30 IBU. I had it in the cube for way longer than it should have been but it still came out OK. Very malty as you'd expect but it only went in the keg yesterday. Needs a a touch more carbing and a few weeks more but it's surprisingly balanced. Not a malt bomb...

I got it sorted. It turns out Powell Industrial is right around the corner from work. I payed 3 times more than I would off the net but it's good to know where to go in a pinch. Impatients is not a virtue.

I'm yet to calibrate it. Hopefully tonight if the kids are being friendly.

Thanks Imccrone. I can stop checking my bank account every hour now. That twitch in my left eye seems to have gone too.