Recent content by darrenwest1

i did this a few years ago i think ill have a look to see if i have what i need

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251898253376?_trksid=p2060353.m2763.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT i have just purchased 4 of the above but i need handles does anyone know what thyroid they will be please as i may make them

yes please

i brewed a speckled hen and a timothy taylors land lord yesterday but i also want a lighter beer for those that don't like a dark beer anyone recommend me a nice summer beer please thanks (ag)

it can just be wired to a 20 amp relay

wow what a journey mate welcome to the home brew forum there are some very knowledgable people on here who are always happy to help

for me personally I've found spirits are often available on offer at various supermarkets and the grief far out weighs the cost

with a cornie its nice and easy to adjust the levels if its not to your taste

my father in law only uses bottles , the down side that i see is the sediment in the bottom of the bottle often ends up in the beer the advantage to me is the sediment is at the bottom of the cornie and it all comes out in the first pint so the rest is all clear

i would go with about 6psi myself but you may need more to fully seal the cornie ,if so seal it then vent some of the co2 and bring the pressure down also be aware that the pressure will drop over time as the co2 is absorbed in to the beer

i bet you don't

your right its no different but you are still liable for damages if anything goes wrong

ok but mate unless you have liability insurance and it ce approved ,if something goes wrong with it or worse you could end up in a lot to serous trouble

a heat pad would be the best bet

mm i have a couple of questions these are used i assume to keep and heat water to a set temperature the average kettle element is 2.2kw so about 8 and a 1/2 amps 90%of boilers have 2 elements so unless you buy 2 of these its not a practical solution i hope you have these ce certified for...