Recent content by Loyd

https://www.auberins.com/images/Manual/SYL-2362B%20instruction%201.0.pdf Here is a link to the manual to get you started. the first link was not the correct one.

I got another request for wiring info so I made a Short Video explanation.

2 years and a lotta beers later.

Here is a shot of the wort chiller mounted in my brew shed connected to my glycol chiller.

I tried using the freezer side as a kegerator with a temperature controller but it only worked for about a year then it started freezing up the coils. I junked that one and a friend gave me another one to try. Just decided to use the fridge side to hold 2 corneys and 2 sixtels. I store my hops...

My chiller 18' counter flow connected to a window ac glycol chiller.

Is there anyone in the Petersburg area that would be interested in getting together once a month to do a home brew share and critique. Would also like to connect with other brewers close to me to have brew days together. I have a 25 gallon brew kettle and an all grain set up if anyone wants...

I am in Colonial Heights. Been brewing for a couple years. I enjoy some of the same beer styles as you. I am retired so my schedule is flexible. Have three batches planned for the next couple weeks. Belgian Dark Strong, Red Belgian Dubbel and Belgian Blonde. Currently have a Cream ale and a...

c I purchased everything locally from Home Depot and Walmart. $10 for the 25' rv drinking water hose. $25 for 20' of 3/8 copper tubing from Home depot $8 for two pex fittings from Home Depot $5 for 4 ss hose clamps from home depot $15 for plumbing solder Kit at Home depot $63 all together...

Yes I am planning on building a stand that will hold the chiller and a recirculating pump.

Tight fit but I get four sixtels in it.

Taps

Garage fridge donated from a friend. Added some supports to the shelf to hold two sixtels. used some wood blocks in the bottom so the door will close. Currently use a paintball co2 tank and regulator in the fridge. Runs through a 6 port co2 distributor. Have two taps set up for pin lock...

Attached the hoses to the fittings with hose clamps and tested for leaks. Just have to clean it and test how efficiently it works now. It was a fun afternoon project. I used a lot less parts and soldering than I have seen others builders use. If you are concerned about your solder joints...