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Hi I have 4 pressure barrels for sale. 1 - 9 Litre 3 - 23 litre The 9 litre and one of the 23 litre have the standard pressure release valve cap. The other two 23 litre ones have the pin valve for the small gas chargers. £10 for 9 litre £15 for 23 litre £20 for 23 litres with...

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Hi mate, I'll have one off you. Could you post it? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi I have a 60 litre tub for sale that I have used as a fermentor. It is one of the blue airtight food safe ones with metal fastener. Open to offers. No postage due to the size. Unless organised by buyer. On sale elsewhere. It's in Alsager in between Stoke and Crewe. Sent from my...

Hi. I'm just making a new mash tun. My old 25l cooler type is available. I've wrapped it in bubble foil insulation and it has a brass tap. Just needs a new filter system. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is this still available? Any chance of you splitting? I'm after a large burner for my new 100 litre boiler. I'm in Alsager. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have six 33 litre buckets that I used for fermenting. £10 each. They hold 30 litres with a couple of inches of head space. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm in the stoke area and would be willing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a temperature controlled fridge at the moment and that is as far as I have got. Wife, kids, work and gardening have got in the way. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My local brewery cool the wort when the FG is a couple of points above the target. Then bottle or keg, warm the bottled or keg fed beer back up and allow the yeast to finish fermenting and carbonate the beer. They end up with very little sediment in their bottles and once the practice was...

I was lucky and got mine as part of the listing on eBay when I bought my boiler. I'd imagine that it depends on your boiler and volume of wort to cool. It's all well and good making a large one but if you've got half of it out of the wort when cooling then it's just wasted. I would think...

Is there an ideal plug I should be using for wiring the controller to? Or will any 240v plug do?

Thanks for your reply! It seems that it's most ambitious wiring job I've ever done too! The parts should have arrived by Friday. Here goes! :electric:

Yes please!

So it's probably best to buy two single gang sockets?

That's my thought with the STC looks far more swanky. Only problem is I aren't great with wiring things up! I was planning on wiring the STC to a standard plug to plug into a normal socket. Then (before I plug it in of course) wiring a double gang plug socket to the heater and cooler...

How did you wire it exactly? If you don't mind me asking.

Hi guys, I am about to embark on my next Homebrew project: building a brew fridge. I have an old working fridge and a greenhouse heater so far but what I can't decide is: what is the better temperature controller to buy? Is it the STC1000 which requires some degree of electrical expertise...

I'll have to trade some samples with you! :drunk:

The owner of a local brewery pretty much told me the same about the flowers. He said they act in a similar way to the grain in the mash as a secondary filter for the trub.