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15mm copper pipe will fit on to the inside of a tank connector with a little persuasion form a hammer. :D or you can use a file to take off the inside lip of the connector.

I am trying to play around with the water I use for brewing. I am completely new to this sort of thing and most of the resorces I have found online might as well be in french. Do anyone have a link to some easy to understand infomation? I plan on brewing a London Pride clone and was planing...

yes I use mine with a PID controller. Where the body of the prob mets the screw thread there is a gap that liquid will leak from.

These are the probes I use and have had no problems with them. you might want to give some thought as to how you will put them in you boiler/HLT as the probes is not waterproof and liquid will slowly leak out of the spring bit. This is how I use mine in my HERMS setup the construction is...

Thanks for the advice. looks like the room might just be used for storage and I will brew elsewhere. There is a shed in the garden but we didn't look in it when viewing the house so I don't know what state it in. :?

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anyone know were I can get one of these for cheap? http://image.made-in-china.com/2f0j00nvLQCOhykBrV/in-Line-Water-Filter-Housing.jpg Thanks :cheers:

Thanks for the advice sounds like that could be a plan. only problem being that the room is upstairs. :wha:

Hello I am about to move house and we will have a spare room with to my surprise the better half said I could have as a brew room!!! :thumb: :cheers: :D Problem is this is a rented house and the room in question is a bed room that has carpet wallpaper and other things that might not agree...

hmmm I must of missed it when I was in there :oops: . Might have another look when I am passing tonight. I think a loweswater gold clone will be my next brew. I haven’t looked for a recipe yet but I think it’s my favorite Lakeland beer!

I did think about making a yeast starter from a bottle of bluebird but all the bottle shops and supermarkets it tried did not have it. funny you can get it in the US but I couldn't in Scotland.

had a good brew day today which I have been documenting here. sorry for the bad spelling. http://wrightstuffbrewery.blogspot.co.uk/

come across this and thought I would share. please note I don't have anything to do with the organising of this event.

hmmm could be mine is not to hot to the touch after running of 90 minuets but as you say its not inside a box. when you apply power is nothing happening at all?

Thank you very much. :D This is the pump I used. only had it running twice but seem well built and reliable. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0875510167

Good point. Thanks for the advice.

I have been in the process of up grading my brewery to a HERMS system. this is the post of the original build viewtopic.php?t=34087 as with the original build I'm still on a students budget so it had to be a cheap as possible The most expensive single item was the false bottom from the home...

as far as I understand it all co2 is the same. however food grade co2 tanks are cleaned out during refill to prevent anything nasty getting in to the beer. I use welding co2 and have had no problems.

I am looking in to this myself at the moment. This one is rated to 105oc. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130858431498

Many thanks Vossy1 will look in to this option. :cheers: