I'm looking at getting one of these
https://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/33-li ... -1986.html
If after filling it if I put a torch or bright light on one side ill be able to see it's fill level ?
Basic fv and fill level
Re: Basic fv and fill level
I made one of those into a boiler and you can see the level without a torch.
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Re: Basic fv and fill level
Ah good to here Thank you
Re: Basic fv and fill level
Worth calibrating it when you get it just to double check. I know the old Boots FVs had graduations on them but they were pretty inaccurate to say the least. But some water and a bathroom scales should do the job.
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Re: Basic fv and fill level
ive changed all my small fermenters to these, for 4 and postage was well under £30 , they actually hold over 35 l , and you can be a lot rougher with them, i was constantly worried the 'proper' fermenters would split when i picked them up.
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Re: Basic fv and fill level
Yea ill Deffo mark um up can't wait to try um now