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Yes please, wife can have her scales back 🤣

Loose moose at brownsplains. Monkey tree at underwood Brews brothers at Woolongabba Helios brewing Brisbane brewing co at west end and Woolongabba To name a few. Goolge is friend. :)

Get yourself a bucket blaster, easiest way of cleaning multiple kegs.

Thanks, here's their website https://brew-control.com/wordpress1/controllers/

This is my Cheeky Peak 50l BIAB system. 3600w element. 240 amp Controller came from the US, with PID, element power control, mash to boil switch and pump switch. Wired into a 32amp single phase outlet.

@KegLand-com-au Hi team, just wondering when you will be getting these back in stock? tc-breakdown-3-inch-tri-clover-conversion-kit-for-25w-pump.html

They're meant for the tee piece not the inline regulator. They're to replace the standard pressure gauge used in the spunding valve set up.

Biggest batch i did was 40 litrrs but it pushed it to its limit with 48liter boil. Going to start doing 30 liter batches and top up in the fermenter to get 2 x 20l batches. Same as FWK.

I have the 50l BIAB nano and love it. So easy to use and clean at the end of the day. Must be honest the grain basket is a bit small for big beers but I only brew 23l batches at the moment at 4-5 percent, so basket size is no issue. If you want good info on them, join their facebook page.

Thanks for the suggestion. I did look at this and there was a reason it wouldn't suit, which i can't think of off the top of my head.

As nice as that is, bit out of my price range at over $500 😪

Hence the reason for this thread 😁

I realize it's not the cheapest road to go down, but this will be my forever setup so for me it out weights the cost. I want to make sure I have everything needed to price up before buying that way I'm not left with a surprise cost. I'm wanting to transition from a 30L brewzilla to a 50L cheeky...

The Cheeky Peak BIAB system is the one I'm looking at but want a better more reliable controller than the supplied ink bird.

Hi brewers, Can anyone see any issue with the following parts list for a 1v brewing set up? I've taken the parts list from eBrewing.com and just changed the 110v components to 240v. Basic Kit Hardware 4 - LEDs (1 white 240v, 1 blue 240v, 1 red 240v, and 1 green 240) 1 - 2-Way Switches with NO...

Either one, not fussy :)

What did you end up going for? I've been brewing on a brewzilla35 for the past 6 months and now looking to switch to a cheeky peak 1v system.

This is the recipe I found on beer smith 19L batch

This is a beer I've been wanting to brew as well. I was lucky enough to meet the head brewer of hop back brewery in 97 at a meet the brewers night i hosted at a pub in London. I'd be keen to see how your brew turns out.

Looks very tasty, good job 👍