Heating
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Re: Heating
Easydrinker wrote:Loving the phrase "cargo culting" .
I may now adopt it.
Robert.
Know how is good, know why is better.
Welcome to the sat nav generation. Safely navigating the populus to a knowledgeless society.
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Mash - Master Distiller

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Re: Heating
Hey Uncle Scrooge, don't we just
Google stuff that we can't be bothered to remember or learn ?
I try to Know how and why and how to mix those.
As do you.
I understand your downbeat post here.
My car has an Atlas and not a SatNav.
Have a drink on me.
Robert.
Google stuff that we can't be bothered to remember or learn ?
I try to Know how and why and how to mix those.
As do you.
I understand your downbeat post here.
My car has an Atlas and not a SatNav.
Have a drink on me.
Robert.
There is no ONE way.
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Easydrinker - Donated to StillSmart

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Re: Heating
I don't trust heat belts ,i had a youngs one melt and nearly caught fire last year.luckily i smelt it burning !!
i now only use my fermentation fridge ,i have a waterproof tube heater fitted in it.all controlled by an inkbird.
the question was asked about the temp probe from the inkbird ,i have mine threaded up through the drain hole at the back of the fridge it is then taped securely to the FV and then it is covered with some foam to insulate it and give an accurate reading from the FV.
i now only use my fermentation fridge ,i have a waterproof tube heater fitted in it.all controlled by an inkbird.
the question was asked about the temp probe from the inkbird ,i have mine threaded up through the drain hole at the back of the fridge it is then taped securely to the FV and then it is covered with some foam to insulate it and give an accurate reading from the FV.
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ninja_geezer - Experienced Distiller

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packapoo - Master Distiller

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Re: Heating
packapoo wrote:I have the same set up ninj.
i use it for all my brewing whether its vodka or beer,seems very controlled.
i have bougtht a second inkbird to control be kegerator in the garage as well.
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ninja_geezer - Experienced Distiller

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