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Cancel that, found what I need.thanks

Wondering if anyone can direct me to a regulator for mixed gas as google keeps leading me towards welding. I have my CO2 regulator but notice the fitting for mixed gas is different so looking to get a suitable regulator. Planning to use 70/30 and a stout faucet for my stouts. Mike.

It does. I have one for when I want to be portable (well as portable as a 19l keg can be). I would order a spare rubber washer at the same time.

Thanks for the advice. I got a mop thing off eBay, couldn't get any of the green bar on it so went a bit rogue and grabbed the old TCut. I am quite happy with the finish, not perfect but I'm pleased.

Maybe a daft question, but are the relays necessary for 12v pumps?

I was thinking a polishing mop or foam thing with a compound on a drill or grinder. There are that many types and different colour compounds. I don't know where to start, but I think I have barkeepers friend in the garage somewhere. I also have to polish the inside of the pot and the other side...

I soldered on a Triclamp fitting. Polishing with the dremel looks ****. Anyone any idea what I should buy to get the pot looking its best? I have drills and angle grinders.

Blichmann beer gun, 5 litre Flask and a terry's chocolate orange

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00HPTLZO4/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20 I used one of these, it worked well.

The blue ones are 20A and will do the pumps. The 32A black ones are my input from the fuse box (I got a 32A industrial outlet in the shed) and the output for the 2 elements. I went for 5500w elements so I can only run one at a time. The fittings are small and neat. I looked at the American NEMA...

Hope these pics help. Tried to keep the wiring tidy but after day 3 I stopped caring as much.

http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/mains-plus-sockets/2468278/ Also do a 32A connector.

Yeah, it's Kal's design on theelectricbrewery.com. I will put a picture up when I finish the wiring but I think it's going to take me a few more days, looks a mess at the moment.

I went and bought a new meter. The 2 red are the 240v input and the 2 black are the 9v output. Job done.

Anyone used one of these cheap chinese transformers? No diagram but I have a feeling that the cable colours are irrelevant and the red cables are the input and the black is the output (hopefully at 9volts). My multimeter is dead, not used in about 10 years. I know the right thing to do is order...