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Thanks Jon. Here's what I'm eyeballing.

Jon... And anyone else with a 20cf keezer. What were the interior dimensions? I'm looking at getting a 2 door commerical refrigerator where the left side will be for kegs and the right for food. Since the cost is pretty steep I want to be sure I'm thinking this through. I want to be able to...

I sprayed my AC unit's heat exchanger with plastidip to try to prevent/slow any galvanic corrosion... it greatly affected ice build up and I was able to get colder without glycol. I have a small pond pump in the cooler that recirculates non stop and a larger sub pump for the fermenter. I took...

I've been a MT in the Navy, retire this month. EDIT: If you're looking for another rocket company I've met quite a few people who love working at Blue Origin... I know one guy was so excited at how much nicer it was than SpaceX. :)

I'd bump my pressure up but I don't believe I should move it much. It's always above 40psi but never above 65psi and I did bump it up about 5 psi. EDIT: I own a 2 party well that will eventually serve 3 parties as my in-laws are in an attached accessory dwelling unit and even though it's a...

So now that I have numbers all over in front of me... does it make sense that I adjust the boil off rate to adjust my power setting to match the GPH of the 9GPH nozzle? <I'm on well water, 45psig at the house generally, well on a 40/60psi setting. Water is 365' down,, avg temp is 55F all year>...

This states finer atomization but goes from 8gph to 17gph... If it was cheaper I'd buy both and play with it but I might wait until I lock down my post military employment. **EDIT: What boil of rate is the calculator set for? As this can be variable as well even if we're talking normal...

Is there another nozzle that's a higher gph?

Haven't brewed yet but boiled some water. 35 gallons boiling at around 40% power produced some hot waste water still. Might waste some electricity on it again today since I got my water lines in yesterday.

I'd buy it as is if I can just get my foot in the door. The body is important because although I can source parts, the weight will be detrimental to my configuration and I do occasional 40ish gallon batches.

When I looked yesterday they were OOS and I didn't see anything about the larger sizes model.

Any updates?

Bobby, sent you an email. Thanks for the update. Steve

I'm assuming the pandemic is having an effect on the shipment of the larger Slayer?

Any new developments? I imagine the health emergency isn't going to help... Also, what's the price difference for the larger unit?