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On the Dunkel, I tweaked gravity upwards, exceedingly good beer. A Happy New Year to everyone.

Use a bicycle or foot pump to pressurise when looking for leaks, not co2 its costly !

You can pressurize with an ordinary foot pump when looking for leaks , save your CO2 bulbs !

You need the piercer in the centre to pierce and the correct holder to screw on the valve and hold it tight against O-ring.. I did use the 10gm bulbs, but find it more practical and much cheaper to use the larger CO2 bulbs. You need a schrader valve on your cap, this cycle inflator adapter will...

My latest brew was using a nylon supermarket veg bag, it worked well and seemed to drain easily at the end. Must say I am tempted to go commando on my next brew :eek:. I can only cold crash in the garage, so dependant on ambient temperature.

I like it, my brewing lid will not allow rigid structures, brew#9 with the cling film. I really should move on ! :) Lol.

Quite ingenious and cunningly simple ! More powerful neodymium magnets and you may get away with a weighted hop bag ?

Answering my own query, adding the brew enhancer late proved not to be a problem. Another cracking Mangrove Jack Juicy IPA the result.

Independence.. So Scotland can be ruled by Brussels, ironic.

Thanks, had already gone ahead and virtually paralleled what you recommended. Added in at around 25C. All good, vigorous Hello!! from the wort, happy days :)

Can I add brew enhancer after ferment has started ( Mangrove Jack Juicy Session IPA kit)? I ordered enhancer, but has been delayed a day. I could use sugar but read about the detrimental effects this can have. If I do add it do I liquidise it first , or add as is. Thanks in advance.

Can I add brew enhancer after ferment has started ( Mangrove Jack Juicy Session IPA kit)? I ordered enhancer, but has been delayed a day. I could use sugar but read about the detrimental effects this can have. If I do add it do I liquidise it first , or add as is. Thanks in advance.

Here is a link to the actual adaptor, hope this helps. https://www.the-home-brew-shop.co.uk/acatalog/S30-conversion-pack-converts-S30-valves-into-8gm-pin-valves.html

In my air force days, decades back, I worked on aircraft oxygen systems. The standard method of checking for leaks was to use a very dilute washing up liquid, frothed and spread over any suspect joints. I use this method on my Kingkeg, you can get the froth even over the lid joint. Stand...

Been using a standard aquarium heater/thermostat, works well. (60W)

You have way too much time, if you like toys have a play with strain gauges, just sayin :)

An Arduino of course will do the job. To save a lot of time try one of these W1209 Temp controlled switch modules. I use them for easy accurate control. Clear digital readout, Hysteresis, UL, LL control, offset parameters, trigger delay and all for a around a five spot.

I I need that tap !

I had severe problems undoing the lid, had to drift it with a hammer initially, definitely not good. Mentioned to my engineering buddy who happens to have a CNC machine about the problem. He produced this, a tad over kill, the material being 17mm thick but it works like a dream. To get it off...

All depends on the retailer, and the value/accuracy of content he puts on the customs tag. Check before you buy as to their creativeness :) Aliexpress is pretty good, say no more.