Everyone will give you a different answer. Is no right way or right bit of kit. Probably best to think what fits you & your budget.
Air still will only do 4.5 L per run, but once you get good at it, you can plug it in and leave it to carry on.
It is a very capable machine and often available second hand for about £80. IMHO a good place to start. Do not even read the instructions that come with it, throw them away and read the guide here. It is also popular choice for people who upgrade to keep their air still because it is much better for smaller batches. A bit advanced for the moment (perhaps bedtime reading) but a freezer makes the air still MUCH quicker. I love 'em. Simple and effective in good hands.
A turbo 500 is water cooled, you will have to spend some time (4-5 hours) per run watching it. This might be a problem if you can't afford that block of time. Normally I believe they come with a column and for whiskey you would want a dome and a condenser, which may cost extra.
However the good news is that that will do 25 L in one go. Typically, you may also find you want a water regulator & a power controller.
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viewtopic.php?f=0&t=3804&p=46050&hilit=for+sale#p46032Statistics: Posted by Mash — Mon Jan 01, 2018 1:16 pm
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