http://comparethebeerkit.com and Brew Tube UK demonstrate how easy it is to make your own beer at home. Not only the first step on the ladder of home brewing, but a very quick way to make beer if you don’t have time to do an all-grain or extract brew. The quality of beer kits today, especially two-can-kits, is remarkable. The beer featured works out at less than 50p a pint.
Duration : 0:6:2
Easy step by step guide to brewing beer or lager at home using a kit. For more information visit my website at http://www.the-gift-of-wine.com.
Duration : 0:7:48
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http://www.comparethebeerkit.com shows how simple it is to brew a decent pint for around 50p. Brewing beer from a kit is so simple this video will be old news to those already brewing, but to the beginner, it gives an idea of how simple making beer is. Beer featured: Brupaks Black Moor Stout Pride of Yorkshire Microbrewery series
Duration : 0:5:51
In this video I use a Tea Light stove lined inside with exhaust wrap to find out if this combo works for an application wawhiker has in mind.
Lab0098
Title: Tea Light Stove – Vertical Wick – Boil Test 1
Room temp: 51°
Humidity: 41%
Weather condition: Cloudy – Windy
Burner:Tea light cup lined with 1″ tall exhaust wrap
Stove/Pot stand:Hardware cloth – 1/2″ squares – 4 squares high
Pot: Standard #2 (Boy Scout pot)
Fuel: Denatured Alcohol (Ace)
Amount of fuel: 20 ml
Amount of water: 1 cup(s)
Water temp at start: 60°
Time to boil : 3 minutes 46 seconds
Time to run-out: 6 minutes 55 seconds
Water temp at run-out: NA
NA = Not Applicable
Lab0099
Title: Tea Light Stove – Vertical Wick – Boil Test 2
Room temp: 51°
Humidity: 41%
Weather condition: Cloudy – Windy
Burner:Tea light cup lined with 1″ tall exhaust wrap
Stove/Pot stand:Hardware cloth – 1/2″ squares – 4 squares high
Pot: Standard #2 (Boy Scout pot)
Fuel : Denatured Alcohol (Ace)
Amount of fuel: 20 ml
Amount of water: 2 cup(s)
Water temp at start: 50°
Time to boil : NA
Time to run-out: 5 minutes 55 seconds
Water temp at run-out: 202°
NA = Not Applicable
Duration : 0:5:44
In this video I use a cottle stove lined inside with exhaust wrap and hardware cloth to find out if this combo works for an application wawhiker has i mind.
Lab0100
Title: Cottle Stove – Vertical Wick – Boil Test 1
Room temp: 52°
Humidity: 48%
Weather condition: Cloudy – Windy
Burner:Cottle bottom (7/8″ tall) lined with 1″ tall exhaust wrap & hardware cloth 1/4″ squares – 3 high x 27 long
Stove/Pot stand:Hardware cloth – 1/2″ squares – 4 squares high
Pot: Standard #2 (Boy Scout pot)
Fuel: Denatured Alcohol (Ace)
Amount of fuel: 30 ml
Amount of water: 2 cup(s)
Water temp at start: 53°
Time to boil : 6 minutes 43 seconds
Time to run-out: 9 minutes 0 seconds
Water temp at run-out: NA
NA = Not Applicable
Duration : 0:4:28
Wow! You people are tough. You don’t let me get away with anything.
A couple of videos back I did a video called “eBay Alcohol Stove 2 – Boil Test” where I tested my second “soda can” stove purchased from eBay, but instead of using the fuel combination the seller suggested I used denatured alcohol. Well, I had a bunch of viewers call me out on that telling me that I should have run the test using the seller’s fuel suggestion.
So in this video I correct that by running the test again this time using the 2 parts HEET and 1 part isopropyl alcohol (91%) suggested by the seller. I think this combination was just so the flames could be seen in the daylight rather than to be a better heating compound.
I want to thank the viewers that strived to keep me honest.
Lab0114
Title: eBay Alcohol Stove 2 – Boil Test 2
Room temp: 56°
Humidity: 67%
Weather condition: Sunny
Burner: Soda can – 1.6″ tall – 3 filler holes (1/16″) – 6 burner jets (5/64″)
Stove/Pot stand: Hardware cloth 1/4″ squares – 9 high x 49 long
Pot: Standard pot #1
Fuel: Seller’s combination fuel – 2 parts HEET (methanol) to 1 part isopropyl alcohol (91%)
Amount of fuel: 1 fluid ounce
Amount of water: 2 cup(s)
Water temp at start: 58°
Time to boil : 10 minutes 22 seconds
Time to run-out: 16 minutes 43 seconds
Water temp at run-out: NA
NA = Not Applicable / Not Available
Duration : 0:5:49
I’ve had many requests, and I do mean many, to do more tests on hand-made alcohol stoves for sale on eBay. In this video I test my second stove purchased from eBay.
The sale included the stove, primer pan, pot stand and a penny all for a total of just $8.00. No shipping added. Nice deal!
If you’re interested in the stove and you can’t figure out who the seller is send me an email and I’ll tell you.
Update:
I been asked what is the weight of all this:
41g = 1.4 oz. = .09lb
That’s after the one burning, there might be something left in the stove.
Lab0112
Title: eBay Alcohol Stove 2 – Boil Test
Room temp: 52°
Humidity: 45%
Weather condition: Sunny
Burner: Soda can – 1.6″ tall – 3 filler holes (1/16″) – 6 burner jets (5/64″)
Stove/Pot stand: Hardware cloth 1/4″ squares – 9 high x 49 long
Pot: Standard pot #1
Fuel: Denatured Alcohol (Ace)
Amount of fuel: 1 fluid ounce
Amount of water: 2 cup(s)
Water temp at start: 60°
Time to boil : 10 minutes 24 seconds
Time to run-out: 19 minutes 37 seconds
Water temp at run-out: NA
NA = Not Applicable / Not Available
Duration : 0:8:45
Just me brewing some beer, a video I have thought about making since i first started on YT.
Maybe this will inspire someone and whilst i am no expert i am happy to advise anyone who is interested to get into homebrewing.
KingHeathen eat your heart out!!!!
Duration : 0:38:42
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