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Ill start to work out a price.

We sold them when we ran brewrig.

AHH yes Location... Bendigo, Victoria about 1 1/2 from Melbourne.

Hi All, Due to a busy family and my wife taking over my brewery for her new business I've come to the realisation that I should sell up. At the moment I don't have a price in mind I'm just going to check if there is any point, Of course I understand it's hard to say "Yeah I'm interested without...

I believe ramp is a setpoint over time. i.e. 65 to 75 over 25minutes.. then you can soak for 10minutes etc.. RAMP isn't just going from temp A to temp B as quick as it can. example. (making temps up not sure about step mash temps) Starting temp of 45c RAMP to 55c over 20minutes SOAK at 55c for...

Recently gone through a build with PID selection etc. HLT + HERMS Coil. What PID did I use? RAMP+SOAK Was it worth it? No - I'm yet to use RAMP/SOAK module on my system, The only time I think I'll ever use it would be for a mash out. I could see the advantages for step mashing but I dont play...

I have missed the smell of that... I have the lid on the at moment so it's not so strong... but damn when i take it off

Missed my mash in temp by -6c... Forgot how this brewery worked.. but it's got a HERMS and is ramping up nicely.. currently 64.6 aiming for 66c. Oh i love brewing.. its been so long..

Hi All, been awhile between brews, Had a new child a few business(s) now Im on long service and get time to brew. come chat etc at http://ustre.am/46fn Cheers Gavin

pub down the road just got taco and hop hog on tap... SOOO GOOOD! This is a treat for Bendigo..

What I get from this is, not the fact that the boiling is an issue but maybe the mash temp could be off since it's boiling at 97c? so instead of mashing at a 66c he could be mashing at 63 or something? (Im assuming this is BIAB) I'm thinking that would be more of an issue than the boil, because...

I have an old wall unit in my garage for this exact project.. To many projects, no time..

Thinking of doing something along the same lines but never got around to it yet... I was thinking of have one that ran through all my fermenters i.e. have electric ball valves on the inlet of the fermenter, so once you need it chilled it turns the pump and ball value on if the pump already...

Lael : Not fully automation at all, planned for a Hop dropping rotating disc and ball valves but after realising how lazy that is i dropped that idea. What I had was bubble level to auto fill my HLT and start heating my strike water, auto filling MLT with require water level... mash time, step...

I believe it's the perfect thing to compare it with, Both are automation brewing equipment.. Some of the brewtroller options seem "****" factor i.e. the bubbler water level function.. but after using it that was awesome.. I wasn't dumping on your product, was just disappoint that it wasn't a...

somewhat disappointed - Topic said "FULLY" automated system.. Had this with Brew troller a few years back with more automation .. https://www.oscsys.com/projects/brewtroller Saying that this does look good and if the price was right I'd get one.

Thats awesome, Can one unit handle dual brews or do you need another kit setup?

Yeah I wouldn't mind a look - I can't screw anything can I? :)

I was just going to present the website via the inter-webs so I can see it anywhere anytime.. but thats the nerd coming out in me.

Does it need a LCD? i was just going to put in a spare laptop in the brewery.