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Nooo...not again A :( :x ....pull yourself together man :lol: :tongue: Swimbo likes Home Cheese Making by Carroll...not gear but a book

I used Bourneville dark powder as it doesn't contain milk powder, just cacoa and used 250g in 23ltr...judges feedback was good not overly choccy....hence wiffy above :grin: Time wise I meant on the choc sludge in the fv, just wondered how long as I left mine for 10 days, I too added mine for...

Is that a 23ltr batch G....if so very restrained on the Cocoa compared with mine...more wiff of choc than Death :lol: :tongue: How long did you leave the original on the Cocoa out of interest?

Glad to hear you're sorted Caz :party:

Just from a time perspective I'd be fitting 2 elements as a matter of course, unless it's not a problem for you :thumb: Using a water heating calculator it says water from 10 deg c to 100 deg c with 3kw should take 95 mins.

m, I've been in the same situation as you recently and there is another alternative. After speaking to (Martin) Eskibrew he advised running Linux in virtual box along side XP for a month or so to see how I got on with it, and tbh, I'm no techy but it was a lot easier than I thought. One of the...

Smashing result there M, a mighty fine pass :hat: :drink:

Silver solder flux cored...ebay ?

:lol: ...gun metal grey doesn't do it for me...gotta be shiny all the way :lol: :roll:

Now you're just showing off :lol: :tongue: :mrgreen: ...brewing might even help fill them :whistle: :P....says he :roll:

Glad to hear it worked Dan 8-) Bit late replying but I used to use a Morebeer domed screen in the copper with no issues, however like already mentioned pellets will require covering it top and bottom with mesh.

Swines :nah:

:lol: 8-)

Something tells me you already know the answer to that question :twisted: :lol: :tongue:

Looking good Steve :drink:

Very nice bit of kit T :mrgreen:

Nice work ben....how's that new brewery :mrgreen:

We're getting old Steve :lol: :tongue: ...I remember in the good ol days :lol:

Good god prices have gone up :shock:....looking at these http://www.ebay.fr/sch/alsavelo/m.html? ... .different seller to Bergland :hmm:

Chuck some dry rice or sugar in with it, that'll take care of some of the humidty...