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Postby Boonie » Wednesday Nov 08, 2006 7:53 pm

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Home-Brew-Kit-Plus-150-Long-Neck-Bottles_W0QQitemZ120049629049QQihZ002QQcategoryZ38172QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Couple of kegs and 150 Crownies......I know you guys in SA are blessed with Recycle centres, but these would go pretty quick in NSW. :cry:
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Postby Timmsy » Thursday Nov 09, 2006 2:31 pm

yeah ive already bidded on them but thats to much for me. I brought 10 doz pick axes from my local reycling cebtre for $30. The fermenters would of been in handy but ill just wait for my local HBS has a special on and ill get another one
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Postby Murray » Thursday Nov 09, 2006 3:10 pm

$30 for 10 dozen.... If only we still had those receyling depots in Melbourne....
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Postby Boonie » Thursday Nov 09, 2006 6:29 pm

Timmsy wrote:yeah ive already bidded on them but thats to much for me. I brought 10 doz pick axes from my local reycling cebtre for $30.


:shock:

120 for $30 1 Extremely envious brewer here :o :cry:
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Postby drsmurto » Tuesday Nov 21, 2006 9:18 am

I won that auction. Decided it was time to take the step up to full time brewer so needed more bottles, another fermenter and that capper is a beast! Might use it for some weights training, weighs a ton! I found it was getting harder to get the recycling centres to hand over the l/necks, maybe they twigged. The books that came with it were a laugh, 1970s - easy to see how far brewers have come since then, they were still talking about sugar rather than malt...

Now i am in search of a fridge to keep the fermenters cool as my shed is well above 30C in the middle of the day and the partner isnt impressed with me brewing lagers inside....

Timmsy - which recycling centre did you get your l/necks from?
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Postby rwh » Tuesday Nov 21, 2006 10:26 am

http://www.homebrewandbeer.com/forum/vi ... hp?p=40454 :lol:

And by full-time brewer, do you mean it's now your "job"? :shock:
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Postby drsmurto » Tuesday Nov 21, 2006 11:35 am

By full time i mean i want to be able to build up a collection of home brew so i dont have to buy commercial beer all the time. Still a hobby!

I wish brewing was my job...... not thru lack of trying but Coopers seem to prefer to hire relatives.... :(

Fridgewise - i am hoping to find a 2nd hand fridge for ~$50 (yer, i'm a big spender!) and then put a timing switch on it so i can cycle it off and on to keep the temp somewhere below 15 C for lagers. Might be a bit of trial and error but its less complicated than a fridgemate and rewiring. I can then do cold conditioning by switching it on normally.

Well, at least thats my thoughts at the moment. I have ~400 boittles so reckon that should keep me going for a few weeks!
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