Recent content by jorgemog

First time I brewed it I tried crushing the kernels. Being Lazy I just put them in the mash tun and I almost hit my gravity. Kernels went from yellow to plain white. I agree, popcorn was great! I popped it with a hot air popcorn machine. You basically put some kernels in there and it...

I haven't posted her in ages but I recently brewed this beer for a wedding (to be held on Feb. 20th). I had brewed this about 2 years ago when I first started kegging. No filtering, no temp controls, plain old kegging and trying to carb at room temperature. My friends thought it was OK. This...

I saw that thread a while ago and was too lazy to go through 80+ pages. Yesterday I realized that within the first 3 or so I learned a lot on how to build the pipes for glycol and return. Thanks!

Excellent. One last question. I've seen the STC-1000+ fix, but I live in Mexico and we use Celcius. Is there a way to switch between those once the STC has been flashed?

I think that is the easiest way to go. Do you have any link for a place to find those relays? I know. I've read all about brewpi and actually their new iteration looks awesome, but I only need one STC1000 and I know nothing aboyt Rpi, Arduinos or programming.

This thread is awesome. I have used STC-1000s before and am expecting some coils for my fermenters. The SSR setup seems easy enough for me to try in a big control box. Thanks again for this info!

Man, I know this thread is exactly one year old but does someone have access to the pictures originally posted? I reckon this is one of the sturdiest DIY sanke keg cleaner projects and would love to see the process right. Thanks

Brewed this last wednesday. Used popcorn (grains, not popped) and, although they seemed intact after mash, gravity was spot on. Airlock bubbled like crazy for a few days and there seems to still be action in that carboy as of now. I forgot my irish moss so I will try a cold crash and gelatin...

I'll be brewing 2 5gal batches this weekend. A good friend of mine is getting married and she wanted to buy some kegged beer. I'll give this and a pale ale as a wedding gift. I'll keep you updated!!