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It's broken.

Not, it's still not working, I believe.

There are differing views on that boab, they certainly won't last as long as the crusaders. I understand the poly kegs are meant to be single use only.

They don't seem to be about anymore, where did you get them from?

They are a great service / keg but with the high postage cost it's worth ordering as many as you can at a time (postage remains the same)

That it exactly it. With your sparge arm, I would start small, you can always make them bigger. Perhaps 1mm. I would put the holes in the bottom and side of the tube personally.

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One update in more than 48 hours quite frankly **** poor. I wouldn't bother fixing the chat, there is no-one left to use it.

I have been toying with the idea of getting one of those camera's that mount to your dash or windscreen to record the happenings in front of you. Does anyone have any experience of these? Whilst on the subject of driving, I have recently read of a new scam where the perpetrator flashes you to...

Have you tried CFBS?

5 gallons of SNPA Total 1181 gallons

Welcome to the forum :cheers:

Sorry to hear that Trucker

Welcome to the forum :cheers:

Welcome to the forum :cheers:

Welcome to the forum :cheers:

There was one doing exactly that (20mm) about a year ago but sadly it has gone on the missing list.

To add to the mix, I have a couple of hand pulls (beer engines) for low carbed beers and a couple of fonts/taps for higher carbed beers such as APA's that you can't put through a beer engine (unless you like a pint of foam) :lol:

It will most likely be 1.056, but it's hard to see from your picture. What are you brewing and at what stage are you at. 1.056 suggests a beer, just starting out but you pic looks like fermented beer?

If you want to know the ABV then you need the original gravity before fermentation (O.G) and the final gravity after fermentation (S.G) then plug them into the forum calculator (top left of the page). It depends on what you are brewing but it's unlikely a beer will get to 1.000, somewhere...