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    Which brand of faucet tap?

    Hi, We are looking for reputable dealer for our products in the UK: Picnic Tap 2.0 SPUNDit 2.0 SPUNDit 2.0 Spunding Valve for Fermentasaurus, Fermzilla, Snub Nose, Picobrew... | eBay FLOTit 2.0 FLOTit 2.0 NO BEER LEFT BEHIND! Floating Dip Tube with Double Filter Inlet (DFI) | eBay Any...
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    Which brand of faucet tap?

    Hi, Coming soon on Kickstarter. But you can get early adopter version from Homenrewer LAB FB store or email [email protected]. Have shipped to many early adopters in the UK. International shipping is $15 USD for 8 oz which is good for up to 3 units because they are very light/compact...
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    Which brand of faucet tap?

    This is what you need - Picnic Tap 2.0 I think you would enjoy its review on Bitter Reality Brewing YouTube channel. It's the only Tap in the world that: Does not need a disconnect. Does not require beer line. Does not drip. Does not need drip tray. Does not have huge thermal mass. Does not...
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    What did you brew today?

    Brewed 5 gallons of Hefeweizen and fermenting in 2 3-gallon kegs at perfectly stable temperature (68F) & pressure (20psi) with 1 SPUNDit 2.0 & 10,000‐gallon FERMonitor (normally it's 12 drams). Brew this way in California summer when not using Kveik yeast.
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    Closed transfer and bottling - are they mutually exclusive?

    Your post got me interested in measuring the O2 in the head space before, during and after dry hopping with wort that has been fermenting for 3 days under 5 psi CO2 pressure. I could do this by rigging an optical temperature compensated O2 probe (made by PreSens) through the 3rd post of my keg...
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    Closed transfer and bottling - are they mutually exclusive?

    All you need is any old soda keg, a good spunding valve and a floating dip tube. Here is a photo to whet your appetite!;)
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    Closed transfer and bottling - are they mutually exclusive?

    You are right about the low temperature and CO2 absorption. I am of the school of thoughts that 15 psi is the optimal for most part of fermentation. Raising the temperature near the end is to anticipate for the CO2 absorption/pressure drop during cold crashing. By the way, I always use a...
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    Closed transfer and bottling - are they mutually exclusive?

    I usually ferment 2.5 gal of wort in a 3 gal keg (with about 2.5" of head space) without any issue with krausen most of the time. Can't really tell the thickness of the krausen until dry-hopping which grows to near the opening. I have to release the 5 psi pressure slowly with SPUNDit to reduce...
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    Closed transfer and bottling - are they mutually exclusive?

    I ferment under pressure in a keg with a SPUNDit spunding valve at 5 psi until dry hopping. The 5 psi does a couple of things: 1) suppressing krausen in the keg with minimum head space, 2) providing positive CO2 pressure to keep air from entering during dry hopping. After that, the pressure is...
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