Jim's Beer Kit

Yeah, Vito's Brewmaniac is great. I've got my own customised fork of his codebase and have brewed successfully using it. As you mention, he's currently adding WiFi comms and ditching the BT. His plan is to keep the main code on Arduino and add an ESP8266 for the Wifi aspects. I have a plan to drop t...

I still use a secondary FV*, lets me rack off from the yeast/trub and give the beer time to clear prior to transferring to a cornie.

* So I guess not so much a FV but more a conditioning tank.

Mr Lard

https://www.brewbuilder.co.uk/biab-bag.html

Sounds a very bad idea :) You'd have to remove everything which wasn't metallic. This would probably result in holes where control knobs, lamps etc once went. Is the heating element a concealed one or would removal of that also leave a hole which would need plugging ? Even then, the thing wasn't des...

If that just pops up after 3 weeks then it's a bacterial infection.

Not necessarily a tip away job though! The infection may be limited to the surface so drain the beer away from the bottom up. Don't include the top bit

Taste what you capture and decide !

Looks like a simmerstat.

My last few orders have seen the order complete EMail arrive on Day 1, courier tracking EMail on day 2 stating a delivery date of day 3. (assuming all are working days).

So I don't think you'll be getting the delivery today.

Use a 45W tubular heater in my under counter sized fridge and it's plenty sufficient.

It's a great beer for hop heads and you can taste the Citra dry hops.

I've added the PDF as a sticky post in this forum.

I've created a sticky in the Recipes section with a (local) copy of the recipe PDF.

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Brewdog Recipes v2.0 PDF for your delectation

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I use one because I ferment in a converted fridge and IMO fridges are bug havens.

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Existing thread above.

Chuck it. TCP smell/taste won't go away.