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I've never really noticed much getting through, it's 300 microns according to the description. It took a couple of weeks from memory but arrived OK, no problems and didn't get squashed or anything.

It's just a cheapo one I bought from China on ebay, works a treat though. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/302217779030

Strawberry beer brew day today, almost my target OG of 1.042, got 1.041 so I'm happy with that. Strawberries are going into secondary.

Few photos of today's brew day, strawberry beer. Aimed for OG of 1.042 and got 1.041, happy with that, strawberries going into secondary.

Wheat beer tonight, quite a bit of banana with crossmyloof kristallweizen yeast

No worries, hopefully you can make some of the meet ups. Feel free to post info and pictures of your own brew days on the Twitter and Facebook pages.

I used 10 metres of 10mm copper pipe that I got from Amazon for about £20 and wrapped it round a paint tin.

First home brewers meet up. The first meet up will be at The Bodega, somewhere hopefully central for most people to get to. The Bodega also has some decent beer, big tables and no music. From there we can see where is good for people to meet, maybe rotate it, Leo Bell from Newcastle Brewing is...

Link to the Facebook page if you need it: https://www.facebook.com/groups/341609746264187/

...you build yourself a 3 tap kegerator

I've set up a Facebook group too for anyone who hasn't got twitter, just search for north east home brew club

I might impose a "brewing talk only" clause :D

The more the merrier I reckon!

Yeah I'll keep people posted on any updates but hopefully I can get some people together soon

I hope this is the right place to post this but I am trying to set up a home brew club around the Newcastle area. I have set up a twitter page so far to get the ball rolling and would like to make the meet ups once a month. Hopefully I can drum up some interest. NE Home Brew Club...

I always use beaverdale kits when I'm making wine, I generally use their vieux chateau du roi, probably their best red but the Shiraz is spot on too.

Jim's Beer Kit forum has home brewer meet ups in Newcastle/Sunderland area. Not as regular as I would like but still good to catch up with fellow home brewers. Tyne bank brewery started doing home brewers meet up nights the first Thursday of every month but doesn't look like there's any coming...

The output thread is definitely 3/8, disconnects have a 1/4 thread and they are smaller than the output thread on regulators.

I was wondering what else is suitable to store in corny kegs, I am going to be making some cider so would corny kegs be OK for cider? Also could you store wine in them too?

This is the same regulator as I use, it's good for the price but the psi doesn't show the low levels very well, the ones that do are more expensive though. The male output screw thread is 3/8"