Jim's Beer Kit

Aye as above. Works a treat. No issues.

The wee rubber gasket round the FB is crap though. Don't bother with it anymore. No grain gets through.

K


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Here you go :

Brewbuilder “High End” Mash Tun Review

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?share_ ... are_type=t


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I've had both the Powell and a 80l converted brewbuilder mash tun. You can't compare them at all.

The Powell is diy at best. Brewbuilder is almost a pro job.

I'll dig out my review thread.

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Pushing carbonated beer through a sparkler will create a beer foam.

I would advise creamflow tap or standard cornie tap.

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That'll be decent. Never used my hop rocket like that yet.

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It works out at day 2 and day 4. Will keg on either day 7 or 11 depending on beer and work commitments.

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Perfect thanks.

200g pellets went in last night and another 400g going in tomorrow.

Going like a train just now. Will be done soon.

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That would be fine to use.

K

According to the DIY Dog book it'll be 33g of hops at flameout and 100g of Citra AND mosaic in the dry hop.

K

Aye. Exactly. Was doing my head in.

Got 600g pellets waiting to be dropped in on Tuesday.

It was a bit hard to understand but I have a mate that works for Brewdog and I asked him if it was right and the recipe is apparently spot on to what they do.

K

No.

Total waste of money. Follow the instructions in the link I posted and you'll be fine.

K

To follow the link I sent you need :

Rasp PI
Arduino
Solid State Relay
Plugs
Wire to hook it up

K

That's what I had (stc/tube heater) before I went for the brewpi.

If you can wire a plug and follow instructions it's a piece of cake.......what I did........

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=466106

K

https://www.brewpi.com/

There you go

K

Here it is in situ....



Here's the Pi/Arduino controller....



The beast....