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No one needs a Xmas Keggle?

I’m selling my trusty Keggle, basket & bag. I used to run this with a temp controlled heating element and little brown pump but I have moved on to larger batches. The Keggle has a welded nipple with pick up for mounting your ball valve, a 32mm hole where the keg king stick element was and a 20mm...

for sale 9mtrs of 18mm heavy duty hose. i used the other half to make a counterflow chiller. $15 pick up Adamstown. The whole roll cost me $50 from Bunnings. pick of my chiller below.

Glad you appreciate the feedback and had a great experience with the show comp guys.

so who's entering?

really looking forward to this.

The form for the brewers details mentions including an indemnity form at the top but i can't find it.

Was that for me Bribie G? There is no Other sub catogory on the competition web site or in the 2017AABC, . The category i mentioned previously does list Youngs Double Chocolate Stout as a commercial example though so it seems a good fit.

Looks like i was on the right track, cool.

Would a beer with chocolate be entered into Specialty - fruit/spice/vegetable?

if thats the only reason then that's ok for what i will need it for.

Hey Bribie G, do you recommend those OTS elements? i have noticed on some of the product discriptions that there is a 100mm min & 300mm max liquid level. i can understand the minimum level but surely the element can be mounted higher for deeper liquids?

does the Keg King power control chip need a heat sink? and i guess it needs to be mounted in an enclosure?

Does anyone in Newcastle want to go halves in a coil of 1/2 inch copper tube and some 18mm hose? I want to make a counter flow chiller but dont need a whole 18mtrs. I can get the copper for about $90/18mtrs and 20mtrs of 18mm hose can be bought from bunnings for about $50.

did this gear go?

Many thanks to HNBC for hosting, all of the judges and stewards, sponsors and entrants. Pretty happy with my third in Lager class. Well done to those of you who did well. I hope we can all take something away from our feedback sheets whether its a sence of satisfaction or some direction fro...

No there wasnt Les, it was a really close battle and Shawn from Foghorm thought it was a beer worthy of recognition.

We ended up with 100 entries this year with Ale and Specialty categories proving the most popular. We are all looking forward to a great day with great beers tomorrow.

theres a hubgry Jacks right near the station

Judging will be at Hamilton North Bowling club Boreas rd Hamilton North 25th & 26th Feb. Judges and Stewards are requested to arrive at 8:30am. Looking forward to a another great comp, get those entry forms in guys & remember the google forms doc too.