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Four galaxy cases from Hifi2000. Guess I need to put something in them.
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I purchased a 35ft stereo RCA that is RG59 for $6.75 from Monoprice. Works like a champ.
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Also I ate a whole tub of Ben and Jerrys.
Wait, you have B&J in the UK? I guess the four horse men will be soon upon us.
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btw, you use your power cords for just power cords, and I will use my power cords to improve and tweak my sound signature of my source.
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Rainman almost bankrupt a casino, and he was a re-tard.
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This kind of power cord seems popular in this forum.
The type that allow electrons to flow unimpeded by snake oil are popular here.
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Nice Boston Beer Co keg to round out my tri of sanke kegs
15" false bottom for mash keg
three sets of SS weldless fittings and ball valves
supplies to make moar beer and my first all grain brew
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Can you laser trim cables? And why would you anyway. I guess you could burn in some snake oil if you had enough gigwatts.
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Brewtroller 3.1 board
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I'm looking into a real brew kettle right now, and I'd love to build a setup where I used CO2 to move everything along and never exposed anything to the air
I also ordered some birch syrup, given that that's what life&limb used for bottle conditioning
I plan on doing the keg conversion. Not that much work and it's a lot cheaper than a purpose built kettle.
If you are using glass carboys they make double tube caps.
Carboy cap- 3, 5 & 6 Gallon Carboys :: Midwest Supplies Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies
Racking cane in one and CO2 in the other.
For me, the advantage isn't financial, obviously. The advantages in using it for both both primary and secondary fermentation is well worth the expense.I can see the advantage and once I get everything else done and set up I could see getting one.
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I haven't brewed in a while, but have done it on and off again. I've vowed however to front the cash for a conical fermenter next go around.
The price for the commercial conical fermenters just doesn't seem worth it. For the price glass carboy seems to be the ticket.
I think I am going to order up the stuff for a bourbon aged imperial stout this weekend.
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I also need to stock up on some kegs. Cheapest I could find.
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I have pretty much read through How to Brew and just started Radical Brewing.
I also have plans for an all grain set up. I am thinking a HERMS type with keggles and all electric heating so I can do it inside safely.
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PVW Lot B. Surprised to find a local liquor store that carried it. They also have a bottle of Rittenhouse 23. Must resist.
Empty 15 gallon keg. Two more and I will be able to put my plan into action
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They axed my favorite, Dilbert's Totally Nuts. Any yes Steve we know you have nuts and no I don't want any
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Kegged my IPA, then brewed a Ruination and Hoegaarden clone.
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I'm looking forward to seeing a pic of whatever you are building.
Won't be anything exciting at first but if all goes well I am sure it will evolve into something half interesting.
I'll post up some pics when I am ready for my first all-grain
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Another 10 gallon Rubbermaid water cooler, 44 quart SS pot, propane burner, and an assortment of fittings and valves.
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10 gallon Rubbermaid water cooler
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Traveled 4.5hrs with a 18mo old who wanted no part of it.
Usually people go to jail for that sort of shenanigans.
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I agree.
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Acted like a 12 yr old. Spent the day riding water slides and various tube rides at the water park here at Atlantis. I love being a kid.
Sounds like a real fun time. Enjoy it!
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50ft of copper 3/8" tubing
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Another package arrived from nyc today.
And.....?
The Homebrew Thread
in Food and Drink
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I did a stout yesterday with 11lbs of pale extract, 1 lbs light DME, 3lbs grain mix, and 2 oz Warrior hops (15% AA). I also did a starter a couple days prior which gave me about a cup of yeast. OG was 1.92. Started fermenting in about an hour and I ended up loosing 3/4 a gallon to blow off.
Once it's done going to secondary with oak soaked in PVW lot B.