Immersion Pro?
- Broob
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Immersion Pro?
Anybody seen this?
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Re: Immersion Pro?
No but it looks awesome. More practical for space in my opinion than a dedicated fridge. I like that you could move it around depending on your needs.
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Re: Immersion Pro?
Too pricey for me...but I'm cheap.
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Re: Immersion Pro?
I had considered the original Brewjacket earlier this year, but after looking into it more closely, it wasn't compatible with my fermenters, price was a bit steep, and there were restrictions on what sanitizer your could use (iodine based was recommended over an acid based sanitizer). For $75 I not have a fermentation chamber which will double as a second kegorator during the busy season.
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Re: Immersion Pro?
Interesting idea but it doesn't look like you could put a blow-off tube on it to remove excess fermentation products during the primary fermentation stage which might make a real mess.
Currently on tap:
1) Festa Brown Ale
2) Festa Pale Ale
3) Best Case Northern Lights
4) Festa Continental Pilsner
In the bucket: Empty
In the carboy: Empty
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1) Festa Brown Ale
2) Festa Pale Ale
3) Best Case Northern Lights
4) Festa Continental Pilsner
In the bucket: Empty
In the carboy: Empty
Buy yourself a 24 and you'll be happy for a weekend. Teach yourself to homebrew and you'll be happy for a lifetime.
- Broob
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Re: Immersion Pro?
you could use blow off if you use a bucket I supposethe-mailman wrote:Interesting idea but it doesn't look like you could put a blow-off tube on it to remove excess fermentation products during the primary fermentation stage which might make a real mess.
Red Five Brewery
Anchorhead Steam
Boba Fest
Carbonate ChAmber Ale
Chewbocka
Darklighter Stout
Episode V - ESB
Hoth 45
Ryewalker IPA
Anchorhead Steam
Boba Fest
Carbonate ChAmber Ale
Chewbocka
Darklighter Stout
Episode V - ESB
Hoth 45
Ryewalker IPA
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Re: Immersion Pro?
I like the look of the new jacket they make for the fastferment, especially since the fastferment won't fit in the mini fridge I currently use as a ferm chamber.
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Re: Immersion Pro?
In the details they state which fermenters ate compatible, basically most plastic ones are because you need to drill a hole to allow for an airlock. They even sell lids for buckets, the fast ferment, and the wide mouth carboys already modified to fit their product and an airlock
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Re: Immersion Pro?
$349 MRSP makes it pricey even if you aren't cheap, methinks. Something like this would be good for those who are very space limited, but you're def paying a premium for it!ErictheGreat wrote:Too pricey for me...but I'm cheap.
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