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Got my element replaced today at KK I noticed the cord was floppy on the last brew, took a closer look and the insulation is frayed but the wires seem ok (for now!). The new looks exactly the same... Given it's running 10A for long periods, the problem could mostly be fixed by larger...

If the step drill is too much work, get a 16mm drill bit http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Silverline-16Mm...=item1e6d50bbcf Surely cheaper than a Sutton or equivalent at Bunnings...

Why go to so much effort? 2 pots, 2 bags... water in each to 72C , half grain in each, half hops in each.... mash for an hour (30min if time poor), drain bags, boil for an hour, drain into NC cubes. That should yield you 20L post boil (enough to fill a corny keg) without almost no effort...

http://www.diemen.com.au/cylinder-filling.php No longer filling their own bottles... but will if you have 10 bottles or more.

I used some old spade bits to make various holes in aluminium ... i wouldn't recommend it !!

Odd mix of kits. Why not do the tried and true Stout twocan ... maybe with some extra choc-chit or similar for flavour.

PBW?

Insulate the pot and adjust your strike temp to be a little higher.

Same ****, different accent.

hard to beat 3068 WB06 is ok'is Only tried Munich once and was disappointed

Bunnings has screw that will fit .. can't recall the size 3/8" or 7/16" maybe.. Airmail with UPS or Fedex is insanely expensive... they probably sent it by USPS flat rate in which case it could be a decent wait !

Taps all sold .. thanks

No. 525SS is full stainless with no flow control. 545PC is flow control but chrome plated brass.

I have 4 x Perlick 525SS for sale, brand new in wrapping. $50 each. I'm in Melbourne but will happily post (500g or 3kg satchel?). PM me. Also got a few pots (35L , 40L) ...plus an old fridge which holds 3 corny kegs....

I did an amber ale in the last case swap with simpsons amber, medium and dark crystals and that was very raisiny.

The 2.5 means 2.5g of co2 per litre. The pressure needed to achieve this is a function of temperature. Get the chart from google, select carb level, read pressure for desired temp. If you hook keg up at this pressure it will eventually reach your carb level.

any of the classic american hops will work well , in various combinations... i like cascade and centennial in ambers and amarillo in pales US05 does the job but pretty boring

I have some brand new 525SS's for sale , tap only in Melbourne (but can post) .. PM me

A new strain of nasty bug called Noi Chillus Botulism !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :rolleyes:

I like your maths... Do you regurgitate 3 times over... poor fellow at the end of the line :unsure: It's still $2/L if you drink it all yourself or split it 4 ways !!