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The new KegLand kegerator series X has something similar except it's just one. Wouldn't think it would be too hard to add on to an...

Am I hearing this right? £50 for 100 miles? Public charging in the UK is around 80p/kWh, so that's about 62kWh for £50, pretty much the...

Might be worth asking at your local pub(s) to see where they get theirs filled. Edit: Also people with aquariums are big users of CO2...

So long as the probe is insulated from the outside air, that should be fine. Those heat mats usually have +/-1° variance, so they can go...

Glad I covered all eventualities so. 🤣

Assuming your hydrometer is properly calibrated (you can do this by putting it in 20° water - it should read 1.000) then your...

Are you? Are you really? "Engine stops". Unless you're ninja fast on the clutch (assuming a manual gearbox and top gear), the car will...

@Chippy_Tea Good news. Seems that CML WILL CONTINUE .. There's a new message up in bright yellow 👍👍...

When your gravity drops such that there are less fermentable sugars in the wort, a newly pitched yeast will likely have very little...

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That can be problematic as the draw off can pull the liquid out of the airlock and into the beer. Then you've no longer got an airlock.

If you're rehydrating dried yeast (which shouldn't really be necessary) it's best to use some of the wort, cooled. But it's best to keep...

Those gravities don't make sense. The specific gravity of water is 1.000. Beer wort will start well above that and usually won't fall...

Their instructions are less than helpful. Don't say what OG or FG to expect, so I checked it roughly on Brewers Friend with 1.7Kg of LME...

He has another thread here.