For You Brewing Supplies
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How to use a heat sealer for mylar or plastic bags
Using the Harvest Right impulse sealer or heat sealers generally leads to frequent questions at the shop. If you are having problems achieving a solid seal on your mylar or plastic bags the problem may be your settings or your process. In this video we show you how we seal bags for long term storage and for our custom made beer or whiskey kits.
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2024 Winemaking Adventure Announcement
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Are you up for a winemaking adventure? In 2024, participants will pick the same western Indiana grape variety from Black Dog Vineyard, process these grapes into wine, and in early 2025 we will get together to compare our individual winemaking results. Make a little. Make a lot. Make several batches. Any way you slice it, let's make some wine! The grapes will be ready in late August 2024 so grab...
BREAKING: Is Distillation Now Legal?
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BREAKING: A federal judge in Texas has struck down federal statutes prohibiting home distillation in the United States. But is home distillation now legal?
FYBS on Good Day Live!
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Come, bask in the glow of our recent television appearance. Since this spot was filmed we added Dillon Precision reloading equipment and LEM Products butchering equipment and supplies.
Special Butter Making Machine!
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Infuzium 420: What's in the box?
Goat Milk Soap 30 Second Spot
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30 Second spot for Hope Hill Farms' Goat Milk Soap which is available for purchase at For You Brewing Supplies in Terre Haute, Indiana. www.FYBS.us www.iMadeBeer.com
You may be getting less beer in the very near future.
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Shrinkflation, or 'Drinkflation' as it's called, may be coming for your commercial beer. Here is a link to the CNN story: www.cnn.com/2023/06/19/business/uk-beer-alcohol-cut-inflation/index.html If you would like to make your own beer find us at www.fybs.us and www.imadebeer.com We have everything that you need. If you don't see something send us a message and we will quote you. Send us your be...
Can a CO2 regulator work with Nitrogen or Argon?
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Can you hook your CO2 regulator up to a nitrogen or argon tank? It's a solid 'maybe' Purchase your brewing stuff and more at: www.iMadeBeer.com If you can't find what you want drop us a line and we will get it for you. We have access to everything
The REAL way to fix a loose Harvest Right hinge
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Does your Harvest Right freeze dryer have a loose or wobbly hinge? This video is a must-watch before you try to repair it yourself! Follow these EASY step-by-step instructions which include a rundown of all the tools and supplies needed to make your Harvest Right freeze dryer operate at it's best.
Basic BrewingWinemaking Kit
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Let's take a quick look at the basic equipment needed for making wine, beer, and/or whiskey!
Opening a Tilt Hydrometer - The right way to do it.
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How to open a Tilt Hydrometer with the correct tool for the job! Who knew?
UNBOXING Cutting Edge Sauerkraut Making Technology - Ohio Stoneware
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Do you want to make sauerkraut? We have the latest advances in kraut-making technology available in the shop.
How to set up an AlcoEngine Reflux Still and a BrewZilla v3.1.1
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In this video we cover how to assemble, set up, and cool the AlcoEngine Reflux Still sitting upon a BrewZilla v3.1.1. If you wish to make an extremely pure final product this is an excellent way to get results. Visit www.FYBS.us for everything you need to make your next project a success! Or better still, visit us in person.
The BioLite BaseCharge 1500 in a Blizzard.
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It's 13F and dropping fast, the snow is blowing sideways, and the power is likely to go out due to 40mph winds. Let's take a look at the BioLite BaseCharge 1500 BEFORE the wheels fall off!@BioLiteChannel
Roasting Coffee Beans for a Prototype Stout Beer
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Today we are roasting coffee beans that will be used in a prototype Coffee Stout brewed by Brouilettes Wine & Beer Co. located in Clinton, Indiana. You can learn a bit more about Brouilettes here: groups/1471877729711842 Of course, you can shop For You Brewing Supplies for coffee roasters, green coffee beans, and everything to make great beer. www.FYBS.us
How to set up a BrewZilla with an Alcoengine pot still
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How to set up a BrewZilla with an Alcoengine pot still
KOMOS Jockey Box Build
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KOMOS Jockey Box Build
Sharpening a Japanese Knife with the Wicked Edge
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Sharpening a Japanese Knife with the Wicked Edge
Brewing Pour-Over Coffee
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Brewing Pour-Over Coffee
Question Answered? High Pressure gauge falling.
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Question Answered? High Pressure gauge falling.
Broken Mystery Machine!
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Broken Mystery Machine!
NEWLY REDESIGNED: Wicked Edge GO!
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NEWLY REDESIGNED: Wicked Edge GO!
How to make an Omega Yeast/Propper Yeast Starter
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How to make an Omega Yeast/Propper Yeast Starter
How to Replace the Tilt Hydrometer Battery. It's Easy!
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How to Replace the Tilt Hydrometer Battery. It's Easy!
CO2 Tank Teardown
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CO2 Tank Teardown
What do Hop Pellets taste like? *Ryan's final thoughts at the end*
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What do Hop Pellets taste like? *Ryan's final thoughts at the end*
Freeze Dried Eggs. One Year Later.
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Freeze Dried Eggs. One Year Later.
Do I have a CO2 Leak?
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Do I have a CO2 Leak?
How Much CO2 is left in my tank? Let's find out:
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How Much CO2 is left in my tank? Let's find out:
Pressure Gauge
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Pressure Gauge

Комментарии

  • @lindsaywilks3935
    @lindsaywilks3935 11 дней назад

    Short, to point and very informative. Answered basic questions I have but couldn't find the answers elsewhere. Thank you.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 11 дней назад

      Thanks for watching!

  • @tomchristensen2914
    @tomchristensen2914 15 дней назад

    No it's not yet! It only applies to the hobbies distiller association.... so if you arent a member of that no. And even for them is still under question ...i. hoping it will be

  • @vickyhargadon-em4uo
    @vickyhargadon-em4uo Месяц назад

    Hi i have connected 3 full new gas bottles my pressur gauge is fine my tank gauge is on zero/ red and the bottom of gas bottle freezing up .what could be wrong with it please

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Месяц назад

      The ice on the bottom of the CO2 tank is telling. Cold CO2 tanks display very low pressure therefore, bring the tank up to room temperature and watch the tank pressure rise to nearly 900 psi/62 bar assuming that there is liquid CO2 in the tank. Even a cold tank should have enough working pressure to push or carbonate a beverage. The most accurate way to discover how much CO2 remains in the tank is to weigh the tank and subtract the tare weight of the tank which is stamped on most bottles. Thank you for watching and thank you for your question.

  • @jordananders8525
    @jordananders8525 Месяц назад

    My welding shop said that if you use an argon regulator on co2 that it can ruin the internals since liquid can come out, or gas can condense into a liquid. Furthermore several co 2 regulators have a heating element or heat sink to prevent freezing. The other way around shouldn't probably be done since co2 is 1800 PSI and argon is 2000 - 3000 PSI.

  • @timriddle1401
    @timriddle1401 2 месяца назад

    You’re welcome. Texas

  • @RedKryptonitelEl_
    @RedKryptonitelEl_ 2 месяца назад

    I have this 65 liter version! Would love to see some videos of runs on it :)

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 2 месяца назад

      Since distillation is slightly less illegal in the US perhaps we can put something together on a 35L and discuss the (very minor) differences in doing the same with a 65L.

  • @kimmididwhat
    @kimmididwhat 2 месяца назад

    This sounds very familiar to me...

  • @doomedtolive2
    @doomedtolive2 2 месяца назад

    This is a very informative video

  • @sandralittle5218
    @sandralittle5218 2 месяца назад

    This is good

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 2 месяца назад

      This is very good!

  • @sandralittle5218
    @sandralittle5218 2 месяца назад

    very helpful

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 2 месяца назад

      Thanks for watching!

  • @sandralittle5218
    @sandralittle5218 2 месяца назад

    interesting

  • @doomedtolive2
    @doomedtolive2 2 месяца назад

    Exciting

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 2 месяца назад

      We think that this is going to be quite a lot of fun.

  • @KiranasOfRizon
    @KiranasOfRizon 3 месяца назад

    Probably going to have to wait until all of the appeals get cleared, but it would be nice if the law gets overturned. If New Zealand can have home distillation be legal without everyone going blind, I think the US can do the same.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 3 месяца назад

      We completely agree.

  • @deathcore1097
    @deathcore1097 3 месяца назад

    So how much for a copper pot still?

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 2 месяца назад

      The pot still attachment for the DigiBoil and the BrewZilla is $139. Which is pretty much the definition of a bargain.

    • @deathcore1097
      @deathcore1097 2 месяца назад

      @@FYBS imma need me a distiller at some point.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 2 месяца назад

      We can help with that, without a doubt.

  • @sandralittle5218
    @sandralittle5218 3 месяца назад

    neat

  • @madjack3314
    @madjack3314 3 месяца назад

    That would be cool!!!

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 3 месяца назад

      We totally agree.

  • @Nathanael1806
    @Nathanael1806 3 месяца назад

    Thank you very much

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 3 месяца назад

      Thanks for watching!

  • @mark_luna
    @mark_luna 6 месяцев назад

    Good video man. You had me scared at first! Like holy crap!! Drilling involved?! Lol thanks

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 3 месяца назад

      Take every opportunity to show off your tools.

  • @thechumpsbeendumped.7797
    @thechumpsbeendumped.7797 8 месяцев назад

    I’ve noticed that almost everyone that uses this system only uses a quarter of the stone instead of all of it.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 3 месяца назад

      We use both a forward-to-backward and an up-and-away stroke depending on the situation. And you are right, using the entire stone does not happen often. We do flip the stones and swap left and right to try to even out the wear. It has worked out pretty well thus far and we have sharpened many, many knives.

  • @shanlando88
    @shanlando88 8 месяцев назад

    Love this!

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 3 месяца назад

      We really like ‘easy to please’ people.

  • @johnp9402
    @johnp9402 8 месяцев назад

    Do I just leave the output valve open the whole time? Or do I leave it closed until a certain temperature?

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 8 месяцев назад

      There is a long answer here that deserves its own video. But let’s hit the highlights and answer your great question: I leave the valve closed until after the temperature spikes, falls, then stabilizes around 177F or 80C. This allows the still to equilibrate before product is collected. Again, great question. Thanks for watching.

    • @johnp9402
      @johnp9402 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@FYBS great video. Gets right to the point

  • @chris415-a
    @chris415-a 9 месяцев назад

    subs as a bottle opener :)

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 9 месяцев назад

      Because that little tab thingy almost always points North we think that it’s a a navigational device. Pretty sure.

  • @benjamindelnat9448
    @benjamindelnat9448 9 месяцев назад

    Just saw your egg ad pop up on my RUclips! I came in and bought a regulator and you helped my troubleshoot my over carbed keg. I have to say, I’m sitting here with a frosty mug of beer because of your help! I’ll be in again soon, and you got a new sub here on RUclips!

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 9 месяцев назад

      We are all about the subs. No treble. Enjoy your beer! ~Lt. Dan

  • @revelationevents2323
    @revelationevents2323 9 месяцев назад

    I have a tank for my Dj business: question is should I leave it inside my studio where I spend time doing work while it’s full of co2?

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 9 месяцев назад

      If your tank and valve are in good working order and not leaking then you will be fine to have the tank inside with you. Protect the valve from impact trauma and, in my opinion, remove the regulator when not in use. Here in the shop I secure my tanks with a chain to prevent them from tipping over. Keeping CO2 tanks inside is very common practice. Consider all of the home kegerators, aquariums, bars, and/or restaurants out there. Many of these have indoor CO2 tanks. Thanks for watching and thanks for reaching out. ~Lt. Dan

  • @musicsprite77
    @musicsprite77 9 месяцев назад

    Love this place!

    • @guyver441
      @guyver441 9 месяцев назад

      Not as much as I do.

  • @deathcore1097
    @deathcore1097 9 месяцев назад

    Hell yeah! Very happy to see you guys doing well! I havent needed anything lately so i havent stopped by, probably should stop by soon.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 9 месяцев назад

      Need? We don’t need no stinking need. Swing by the shop and we’ll find something for you. Promise.

    • @deathcore1097
      @deathcore1097 9 месяцев назад

      @@FYBS lol maybe soon if I can afford it

  • @DouglasTuttle-e8v
    @DouglasTuttle-e8v 9 месяцев назад

    A star is born !!

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 3 месяца назад

      We agree! She is well on her way to becoming a star. We’ve been told that she has been on TV for several years. But, you never know which interview will launch your career. You know, it takes a village and stuff and we here at FYBS are here to do our part.

  • @bazurtobazurto4254
    @bazurtobazurto4254 9 месяцев назад

    Dar mantenimiento a válvulas de cilindros de alta presión es sólo para gente experta. El problema que veo en este vídeo es que gente inexperta podría querer hacer lo mismo en válvulas de oxígeno y ahí estaría cometiendo un grave error. El mantenimiento correcto de la válvula del video recomienda cambiar el O Ring

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 9 месяцев назад

      ¡Estoy de acuerdo! Cometer un error con un tanque de alta presión sería catastrófico. ¡Gracias por ver!

  • @lyndonp6296
    @lyndonp6296 10 месяцев назад

    Interesting video but PLEASE.....lose the music !

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 10 месяцев назад

      Fine...

  • @jamessefton3680
    @jamessefton3680 10 месяцев назад

    We use it every fall and what a improvement over the old time crock 👍

  • @CapitanFantasma1776
    @CapitanFantasma1776 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

  • @DavidHudgens
    @DavidHudgens 11 месяцев назад

    Merveilleuse vidéo. Merci de l'avoir réalisé.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 11 месяцев назад

      Je vous en prie.

  • @DavidHudgens
    @DavidHudgens 11 месяцев назад

    Did I actually see you used some Metric units in this video?🤣

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 11 месяцев назад

      We’ve got a little bit of everything for everyone. That’s just how we roll.

  • @akhtermanek4549
    @akhtermanek4549 11 месяцев назад

    I am a Newbie. Very nice video. I am Wondering how you were able tell bevel angle by just looking? Any help would be greatly appreciated

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS 11 месяцев назад

      We discover the existing angle of the blade by painting the cutting edge with a permanent marker then experimenting with different angles until we find the settings that removes the most amount of ink/dye/paint along the blade. When a blade has been hand-sharpened it is sometimes necessary to select an angle that is a compromise between all of the different angles present on the blade and reprofile the edge with one angle along the entire length. Thanks for the excellent comment and for watching. ~Lt. Dan

    • @akhtermanek4549
      @akhtermanek4549 11 месяцев назад

      awesome thank you@@FYBS

  • @Papalegba22
    @Papalegba22 Год назад

    I'm guessing you don't know it's for making marijuana thc products

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      “Hey Lt. Dan, can you sell this butter maker that I received as a gift? I don’t need it.” “Sure thing: Rolling in 3, 2, 1…”

  • @davejonas9573
    @davejonas9573 Год назад

    Hey, dude. I applaude your DIY attitude. But maybe learn more before you share this stuff. You're going to get someone hurt.

    • @nef003
      @nef003 2 месяца назад

      Maybe we should be real men and stop relying on the perception of others. (Mommy hold my hand kind of kid)

  • @davejonas9573
    @davejonas9573 Год назад

    Omg. Before you took it outside 😮. I may not be an expert, but i know not to dump a pretty full bottle indoors.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      CO2 always makes us sleepy. More research is needed to find out why...

    • @LarrySmith1437
      @LarrySmith1437 Месяц назад

      @@FYBS Because it displaces oxygen. Lovely headaches also.

  • @monteashmore3730
    @monteashmore3730 Год назад

    It would be nice if harvest right or the place that sold it to us would have mentioned this hinge. I really thought my door was broken

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      Thanks for watching and for letting us know that our video was helpful!

  • @danielbarbieri8199
    @danielbarbieri8199 Год назад

    I was wondering about the water flow. I'm living in a hot country. I've seen that they advise 8l/min, but that's for the reflux model. I guess I must monitor the temp of the condenser output, should be around 25°C ?

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      Monitor your cooling outflow temperature. I advise keeping that temperature below 50C by increasing the cooling water flow rate as needed. If you find keeping the outflow below 50C to be impossible then try using frozen water bottles to keep your cooling water temperature low.

    • @danielbarbieri8199
      @danielbarbieri8199 Год назад

      @@FYBS thanks a lot.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      @@danielbarbieri8199 thanks for watching and thanks for reaching out.

  • @CrazyAboutVinylRecords
    @CrazyAboutVinylRecords Год назад

    You might have mentioned what battery you need. It's a CR123A

  • @tonesmith909
    @tonesmith909 Год назад

    What a great tutorial! How is the quality of that cooler compared to a yeti? Lots of import knock offs, some better than others, been thinking of grabbing one to use as a cooler only. Cheers!

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      Thanks for watching! The cooler is nice and should last for years and years. Admittedly, I don’t have much experience with Yeti coolers to make a point-by-point comparison but this cooler is solid.

  • @abrammatthew756
    @abrammatthew756 Год назад

    When I shut the door and it is off, I don’t get a full ring on the gasket when the door is closed, but it does suck in and create a full ring when it’s on. Should I have a full ring when it’s shut and not in operation? I would think that would allow air in after a batch is done and I am delayed at getting to it. Thank you.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      If your machine is able to pull a vacuum then I wouldn’t adjust the hinge. If you are handy and like to tinker then you can shorten the distance between the flat hinge/bar and the front machine cover by turning the two bolts until the door and gasket are barely touching. Don’t overdo it. At the completion of a cycle if your machine very slowly losses its vacuum then there is a small leak somewhere. Which is not a big deal. My machine will lose suction if left for several hours. If I find my machine ‘completed’, with very cold trays, and zero vacuum I simply “add dry time” to warm the trays and to pull off any humidity that may have found its way into the machine. No big deal. I have let cycles sit for days after they have finished because of holidays or simply being too busy at the shop to bag up the food. Thanks for watching!

    • @abrammatthew756
      @abrammatthew756 Год назад

      Thank you!

  • @UnitBeerMonsta
    @UnitBeerMonsta Год назад

    Have you got a video on how to use on a digiboil or even a video on stuffed mesh how much mesh also a run video?

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      All of these are great topics and all of them are coming. A tear down of the reflux is currently in the pipeline.

  • @barrygiddey9139
    @barrygiddey9139 Год назад

    That’s very neat mate

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      We have a Tilt that runs 24/7 as a demo in the shop. Having a near constant flow of fermentation data is addictive. Thanks for watching!

  • @chrispiatt3801965
    @chrispiatt3801965 Год назад

    Why aren't the cooling lines sealed or soldered where they exit the tower?

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      Great question! When the still is operated correctly the end-cap is only slightly warm to the touch because the hot vapor has been cooled to a warm liquid by the cooling coil. If the still was completely sealed and the cooling system were to fail then there could be a dangerous build up of pressure. If you see steam or smell distillate coming from the openings around the cooling system then your cooling system has failed. You should always be able to touch the end cap of an Alcoengine pot or reflux still. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment! ~ Lt. Dan

  • @mihaipopa9414
    @mihaipopa9414 Год назад

    Excellent video, thanks!

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      Thanks for watching!

  • @abrammatthew756
    @abrammatthew756 Год назад

    My door is doing this pretty badly. What should I do?

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      If your wobbly door behaves like mine in the video then leave it alone. All is well. If, on the other hand, your door is falling off the machine then you have a different problem. If you want to you can email some short movies of your door to the shop and we can take a look at what you have. www.fybs.us Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.

    • @abrammatthew756
      @abrammatthew756 Год назад

      @@FYBS thanks!!

  • @davewebb8777
    @davewebb8777 Год назад

    Thanks for the video! Exactly the same problem that I have! However, mine has some miracle involved. I close the tank, the high press arrow is showing no movement at all for 3 days but after then it drops to zero within only a night. I have checked almost everything for a leakage but have not found any. I am thinking to put the tank with the regulator into a large bucket to check for bubbles but not sure my Kegland MK4 regulator is waterproof or at least water will not brake it. If you have any ideas please share I would appreciate a lot!

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      Is your leak still...leaking? It is strange that your leak seems to come and go. That's not typical. Sorry for the late reply...

    • @davewebb8777
      @davewebb8777 Год назад

      @@FYBS nothing to sorry for!)) now the leak stable, high pressure gauge shows zero after one night or so. I sprayed soap water everywhere but no bubbles anywhere. Thinking of putting the gas with regulator into the bucket with water

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      @@davewebb8777 Let’s try this: Set the Working Pressure on the regulator to zero, turn on the gas, turn off the gas, and observe the high pressure gauge for movement. This will test the high pressure side of the regulator. If there is no leakage on the high side then create the shortest possible low pressure system (if your regulator has a ball valve use that) then set the pressure to 50psi. Turn off the supply of gas. Watch for a drop in pressure on the high pressure gauge while also listening carefully for a leak. This will test your regulator. To answer your water tolerance question: A regulator can be submerged. There is nothing sensitive to water inside. There will be water/moisture under the glass afterwards which I would find annoying. I would personally try to find the leak ‘dry’.

    • @davewebb8777
      @davewebb8777 Год назад

      @@FYBS thank you. I will try your suggestion and let you know! Yes dry detection is preferable of course but if I don’t find a leak that way I will submerge it

  • @aidendsouza
    @aidendsouza Год назад

    Great Video. What is the volume per hr you get running through a 0.6 restrictor and the boiler at 500W ? Assuming cooling water is kept below 50 C.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      Typically, I get around 350ml per hour through a 0.6 restrictor. The cooling water temperature does not impact the collection quality or quantity as long as all of the vapor is converted to a liquid. You will receive the same quality and quantity of final product with cooling water at 10 C as you will at 60 C. Thanks for watching!

  • @BowWowPewPewCQ
    @BowWowPewPewCQ Год назад

    Your simply wrong. Many new units have the problem of a loose hinge pin in the door. The design is that it should be tight to the door and moves along the slotted bracket when vacuum compresses the door seal. Wobbling in the soft acrylic hole will eventually enlarge the hole and puts excessive strain on the bottom hinge. I suggest you learn more before spreading false info.

    • @FYBS
      @FYBS Год назад

      We agree, mostly. The door is designed to slide front-to-back along the slot as the vacuum pulls the door into the gasket. If the hinge side were to be held fast then the pressure on this imaginary, stationary hinge would be intense and quickly fail. With the current design of the machine, there is no pressure put on the pins set in the acrylic door while in operation. Therefore, no wobbling or future enlargement of the holes is likely. If you have information to the contrary kindly share this documentation of the lower hinge sustaining damage. We all would love to see this information. I am a long-term Harvest Right dealer and Harvest Right freeze dryer owner; I have interacted with many machines. Not once have I encountered a legitimate faulty door hinge. I have talked with countless customers seeking a 'warranty repair' or advice on how to DIY fix their door to make the hinge solid (like every other door in their home.) This video is for everyone seeking a fix that does not exist. What drove this video into reality was a customer sharing a video of individuals selling a product to "fix" this "issue." Fixing a non-existent problem for profit is the true misrepresentation. Thanks for your comment and for watching.

    • @BowWowPewPewCQ
      @BowWowPewPewCQ Год назад

      @@FYBS Today HR admitted it was not correct. Of course there's no load on the hinge when closed with a vacuum. The problem is the rest of the time. Every time you open and close the door there IS load on the hinge pin. If just wallowing around in a loose hole was correct why are there slots at all? What possible reason is there for motion other than what occurs when the door seal compresses? If you're "long-term" then you remember when the flange nuts were splined, pressed in and tight fitting. Like many things at HR they decided to change to save a few pennies and it's backfired. Just like the crappy vacuum hose fittings.