That cylinder sounds like it, however you need to check that the thread matches your regulator. $200 is pretty good, considering a test and fill is about $75.
Just let me know when you are ready and I'll give you a hand!
Haha cheers, I've just done a 'dry' run and to be honest is feels like it's more dramas than it's worth.
I'm using a welding propane regulator, it runs one burner at ~2 psi well, any more than that and it seems like I'm just wasting fuel. I haven't tried running all three yet but I dunno if the standard bbq regulator would be up to the job. I'm thinking of tossing those burners and importing some, or binning the kegs and getting proper kettles or maybe trashing both. Doesn't feel like it's working out that well at the moment.
Hey bud, I havnt bothered with a collar, I only have a cheap picnic tap so havnt really looked into it yet... Maybe one day, but probably not this year :oP lol
Personally, its not much of a hassle to just lift the lid, pour, close the lid, walk away with big smile and full pint of beer :o) hahaha
Cheers Ged another Scotsman too if the Oor Wullie pic is anything to do by. Might need to get my parents to send out my annuals. I was probably always more of The Broons man tho.
Hey Ged, just noticed yr comment. The recipe went something like this
250g Marris Pale Otter
1.5kg Chelsea White Sugar
.5kg mix Demerara and Muscavado
juice and zest of six lemons
100g of grated ginger
For 14 litres
Mashed the grain, then added the sugar and ginger to the wort then boiled for 15 mins. Added the zest, the lemon juice at flame out. Dry 'hopped' with some more lemon rind and some more grated ginger. OG = 1.058. Put in my fermenter with some kit yeasts I had lying about.
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Merry xmas to you too!
Just let me know when you are ready and I'll give you a hand!
JK
Nelson trip is definately on, including NZ Hops visit Sat am.
Let me know yr travel plans if you can make it.
Cheers Nick
I'm using a welding propane regulator, it runs one burner at ~2 psi well, any more than that and it seems like I'm just wasting fuel. I haven't tried running all three yet but I dunno if the standard bbq regulator would be up to the job. I'm thinking of tossing those burners and importing some, or binning the kegs and getting proper kettles or maybe trashing both. Doesn't feel like it's working out that well at the moment.
Personally, its not much of a hassle to just lift the lid, pour, close the lid, walk away with big smile and full pint of beer :o) hahaha
250g Marris Pale Otter
1.5kg Chelsea White Sugar
.5kg mix Demerara and Muscavado
juice and zest of six lemons
100g of grated ginger
For 14 litres
Mashed the grain, then added the sugar and ginger to the wort then boiled for 15 mins. Added the zest, the lemon juice at flame out. Dry 'hopped' with some more lemon rind and some more grated ginger. OG = 1.058. Put in my fermenter with some kit yeasts I had lying about.
I cracked one of your bottles tonight. It was cracking. I think the trick is to leave it sit for a few minutes after you've opened it.
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