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Unsure if this has been posted elsewhere... http://us8.campaign-archive1.com/?u=ccba2b8b21c27d9056584bbcb&id=62caef344f&e=[UNIQID Pretty cool news! I've been toying with BM vs. GF and this is has made me stop and think. Especially since I'll be moving to NZ soon.

Welcome! Where about in Melbs are you? Fantastic city. Many a home brew club to join.

Sure it's the element? Could be the fuse. I had the same urn back in Oz and I opened up the bottom and bypassed the fuse so I could get a vigorous boil going. Now I'm not recommending this in any shape or form but it is something I did (at my own risk) that helped navigate a similar issue.

To be fair though I'm highly sceptical that the first round of these boats to sail the seven seas would be completely unmanned. There would still need to be some sort of general maintenance needed plus the ultimate backup, a human brain. What this will allow is a skeleton crew instead of a full...

That's my old turf that! Cycle lanes in the UK are a joke for the most part. After spending time in Oz I was gob smacked at how amazingly setup they are for cyclists, with proper lanes and paths all over the place. Sometimes you don't even need to touch a road. I like how this started about...

The solution to protecting the ships cargo? Simple. Just have a few Cyberdyne Systems series T-800, Model 101 Terminator's on board.

So I was browsing a Kiwi forum and came across a post about someone upgrading their Grainfather's STC, essentially giving it a new, smarter, brain. Basically for very little cash (seems to be easily under 50GBP) you can have almost the same functionality as a Braumeister (programming steps, hop...

Get in line! :lol: I think quite a few would be pro-homebrewers like the thought of this. One of the best things to do is get to know one of your local breweries, especially if they have a tap room. Chat to them, drink their beer, get on a first name basis then see about some free labour in...

Are you maybe thinking of Pacific Ale by Stone & Wood, from Oz? One of my most favourite beers that. :thumb: Also isn't it Kernel? [/pedantic]

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What about niche? I would (like most normal people I'm sure) say knee-sh but crazy people (usually Americans) say nitch. W T Fudge. And yeah it's wert.

I'd be interested too! Geeky setup, possible wifi remote access for monitoring = cool (pun intended?). :)

I've always taped it to the FV thinking that the closer to the beer it is the better, as the beer temperature is more important than the air temperature. My thoughts anyway.

I have to say I just watched this and I fully agree with what James did. I think he's getting a bad wrap for nothing. Those three candidates, none of them seemed fit for the job and definitely not for the BrewDog environment. It's a business at the end of the day and a potential 50K job up for...

Leaving Oz to live in the UK?! The mind boggles... ;-)

Haha, great! Big fan of the Discworld series and the late Terry Pratchett - although it says they are not novelty beers, they clearly are! Made me chuckle though.

OK, first off (if your gravities are correct) I'd say your OG is very low for an IPA, very low. Second off your beer is done, with a FG so close to water (1.000). I think your mash/boil was a fair bit off as these values are very low for any beer really. Might need to look/revise your brew...

It must be a special birthday! Wish I got presents like that... ;-) I've looked into this quite a bit as I was dead set on getting a BM in the near future but had to look into the Grainfather system as well. This forum has a nice feedback thread with some users having tested the GF for free for...

http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/Gout/Pages/Introduction.aspx One of the causes is: 'drinking too much beer or spirits' Hope this helps.