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Classic misdirection - thanks for debunking it

Perfect example of how useful this forum is. Never heard of a bouncer filter. Sounds worth a try!

My EV insurance is £400, due to go up to £600, an increase of 50%. According to the car insurance price index, the average increase is 58%. So I wouldn't let that article put you off.

V interesting, thanks. Possible drawback is no valve in the bottom so no trub dumping. Like the handles though!

Ah righto, ta. Someone else said you can get an optional triclamp with handles (?) but said it was a pricey option.

Interesting, thanks. Shame about the 'pricey' part!

I'm getting interested in this now, mainly due to the possibility of serving direct from unitank rather than bottling or kegging. But as I have never bothered with fermentation temperature control (beyond leaving fermenter in a room with fairly constant temperature), control via pressurised...

I looked this up and it is v appealing. How do you plan to move it around though? It has no handles.

Presumably when using a dip tube and serving direct from unitank the tap goes on the top?

I know this thread is a little old, but miniuni popped up in another thread on here (can't find it now) and I looked it up. As you say, in the blurb they say that you can serve direct from the miniuni. I'm not that interested in pressure fermenting, and I have always bottled rather than kegged...

2 things there. I agree we need P.R. But putting your fingers in your ears and ignoring facts isn't sensible.

This graph is just one example of why you are wrong:

Ah have just gone back to start if thread, and I see I started it! But the problem being discussed now is murky wort, not filter plate lifting. Redesigned plate making no difference. Can't comment on that, other than that my beer always comes out clear from the bottle. Maybe my ancient malt...

Those of you having trouble with G40 hop filter plate - are you using the original plate, or the redesigned plate? I spoke to GF about my plate problems about a year ago and they sent me the redesigned plate as soon as they were in production. Have had no problems since.

Cars - EVs or otherwise - typically depreciate about 30% in the first year, so like you I would want to know more why they are so cheap

OK, perhaps I should have said 'suggesting we do nothing isn't reasonable'. The post I replied to seemed to suggest that nothing we do will make a difference, therefore there is no point in doing anything. I don't believe that is the case.

Not true. Chinese emissions are 1% above 2021 rates (according to CREA, Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air) which is hardly exponential. China is the biggest polluter by a long way, that is true. But to say that the pollution of another country means that we shouldn't do everything we...

Just because the ULEZ isn't a perfect solution doesn't mean that it isn't a step in the right direction. Doing nothing isn't the answer.

Seriously? The solution is pedestrianising London?

Considering the backlash against the ULEZ, typified by comments on here, how politically acceptable do you think an outright ban would be?