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23571 new_distillers@yahoog... Send Email Mar 1, 2007
10:18 am
Use the Links facility at left of screen. Access... Search Recipes Suppliers Information Forums Copper regards Management Team...
23572 new_distillers@yahoog... Send Email Mar 1, 2007
10:18 am
Distillers & new_distillers Policy Distillers & new_distillers Policy Introduction: Due to the ever-increasing worldwide activity in relation to spamming,...
23573 gff_stwrt Send Email Mar 1, 2007
12:04 pm
Hi, Riku, hi folks, Riku, I have found freezing to work O.K. It is actually quite simple although you will possibly not increase the ABV a lot. But there is...
23574 Scott Morgan
scotty@... Send Email
Mar 1, 2007
6:47 pm
Ooops I made an error; Secondly, that column. 25mm tube is too small for effective packing & separation of substances, unless it is run VERRRY GENTLY (read not...
23575 Harry
gnikomson2000 Send Email
Mar 1, 2007
9:56 pm
... and ... 600mm ... positioned from ... .............Why unsure? 600mm of packing is minimum. Use more if you wish. I certainly hope you don't mean to try...
23576 sonum norbu
blanik098 Send Email
Mar 1, 2007
11:01 pm
yeah, sure! :))) ... "Most of the troubles of the world are caused by human beings". (Shakyamuni Buddha) SOARING, SAILING AND SKYDIVING web page ...
23577 gff_stwrt Send Email Mar 1, 2007
11:37 pm
... Hi, Scotty, hi folks, Scotty, the information at the bottom of your message was perhaps more than you meant to broadcast, given the nature of our hobby! By...
23578 rohan_russell Send Email Mar 2, 2007
10:45 am
Hi all, as the title of my post suggests, I am about to embark on the exciting and nerve racking road towards building my very own reflux still with a VM head....
23579 stevolate Send Email Mar 2, 2007
11:17 am
Hi Rohan I can't see how it would work. All the reflux liquid will fall back down the column and you will get no product. Better off to use the 2 plates as in...
23580 rohan_russell Send Email Mar 2, 2007
1:05 pm
Hi steve, Thanks for the prompt reply. Because I am still new to all this, I am not sure how to evaluate and reply to your concern, but as far as I understood...
23581 abbababbaccc Send Email Mar 2, 2007
2:00 pm
Rohan, It seems you have done your homework well. I see no reason why reducers wouldn't work. Personally I have made few VM rigs and I usually just attach the...
23582 abbababbaccc Send Email Mar 2, 2007
2:07 pm
Stevo, I recommend you read the compleat distiller and have a look at Vapor Management principle. Cheers, Riku ... bottom...
23583 rohan_russell Send Email Mar 2, 2007
2:55 pm
Thanks Riku, I really appreciate the guidance. I will lengthen the leibig condenser as you suggested - the extra flexibility for stripping will be really ...
23584 sawyer7271 Send Email Mar 2, 2007
7:14 pm
I have a 15g. SS keg still with a 3' (1M) column. Packing is a mix of SS Scrubbers, and copper scrubbers. With every run, the copper scrubbers pregressively...
23585 njadpco Send Email Mar 2, 2007
7:41 pm
i have seen several listings on the internet saying grape moonshine, well it is a grape wine you take 2 12oz. cans of frozen grape juice and 3 1 1/2 cups sugar...
23586 njadpco Send Email Mar 2, 2007
8:37 pm
i have a small 1" reflux still and was going to build a 2" from plans from www.moonshine-still.com/still.pdf i have a couple questions about this 1) will a...
23587 stevolate Send Email Mar 2, 2007
8:48 pm
Hi Rohan Not shore what I was thinking last night. Bad night. Riku is correct. You do have the principles perfectly worked out. Happy drinking Stevo...
23588 Tony T
tonkyman1979 Send Email
Mar 2, 2007
10:25 pm
The recipe you have is for one gallon of wine and while I don't like the grape for a wine I have used the White grape Raspberry and it makes a WONDERFUL!!!!!...
23589 francispettit Send Email Mar 2, 2007
11:38 pm
From my understanding it is possible to clean your scrubbers by soaking them in a mild acid (havn't needed to do it yet so haven't tried) - preferably an...
23590 tyler_97355 Send Email Mar 3, 2007
12:01 am
As long as i have used my copper scrubbers, I have not had a problem with them turning black. They have turned from orange to yellow or red, but never black....
23591 abbababbaccc Send Email Mar 3, 2007
12:41 am
You need to match the column diameter to the power you use. Aim for 12"/s vaporspeed for optimal results. And those plans from moonshine- still are far from...
23592 rohan_russell Send Email Mar 3, 2007
12:43 am
Gday Steve, Glad we are all in agreement. Thanks for the help. Rohan...
23593 tyler_97355 Send Email Mar 3, 2007
1:10 am
You design looks all correct. However, i would use a 2 inch tee and not a 1 inch. Depending on the amount of power you are using, your column might choke at...
23594 njadpco Send Email Mar 3, 2007
1:28 am
i am wanting to build a low cost reflux still and i have been told that the plans i have are not that good. i am using a propane turkey burner and a 7gal ss...
23595 Andrew Bugal
bwyze44 Send Email
Mar 3, 2007
1:35 am
Sounds like you have an oxidation problem - you know, when copper and steel are pushed together and moisture is introduced. I would use one or the other - as...
23596 tyler_97355 Send Email Mar 3, 2007
2:10 am
A larger diameter pipe will be able to handle more vapor without choking. To put it simply, the wider the column, the more power you can use to distill, within...
23597 john achilles
vbsixpac Send Email
Mar 3, 2007
5:24 am
Hi I have just completed building a one metre by 50mil. Still on the mini- still design, is a condenser required on the product discharge line, thanks john...
23598 kirtgk Send Email Mar 3, 2007
2:53 pm
hi john. no a condenser is not REQUIRED on the product discharge line. the prime reason to put a condenser on a product line is to bring the temp down or up to...
23599 john achilles
vbsixpac Send Email
Mar 3, 2007
10:57 pm
... Hi and thanks kirtgk, will make a chiller type condenser as you suggested john...
23600 peatreakmann Send Email Mar 3, 2007
10:58 pm
Hey y'all, I just broke down and drilled a hole in my copper pot and soldered in a fitting into which I can slip a thermometer. With a little flour paste, it...
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