whiskeytango
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The biggest thing is when they where coming by trying to sell me on the units (the countertop ones) Anton par would never bring one for me to actually try out and their hand held where not functioning on either visit. Rudolph brought a unit in and sat it up so I could actually see how it ran and use it. Im sure both are good but I just got a way better feel and sales experinece from Rudolph.
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Yes they (botanicals) are considered part of the formula that calculates organic. The thing your going to have to watch is that if your organic certified neural is only say 96% organic then if you add anything to the recipe that's not it can push you easily over that 95% organic threshold. Just because something says organic (like your neural) doesn't mean you start with it being 100% organic then allowing you to add 5% of non organic items.
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we have the Rudolph Research works great and tech support has never been a problem
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Wait you mean something made by Corson wasn't made correctly? Thats a shocker!!!
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Oh do tell who is it?
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Haven't seen any news on this. Is congress even in season? Id be planning ahead for a big jump in taxes if it where me. Back to the good old days I guess
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Just ship it. Dont ask don't tell.
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Does anyone out there use a blast of compressed air to get dust and other small particles out of the bottles prior to filling? If so what kind of filter do you run on your compressed air to keep out any oil or other possible residue from the compressor?
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Ha!!
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What would your recommendation be for a do it all pump?
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Seems that the two basic pumps for transferring high volumes of liquid are flex impellers and centrifugal pumps. Both come in a wide range of cost and output. They are comparable on price so what are the strong suits of each? Can each one pump a mash? or is that more for Impellers? What about hight temp. Seems thats more stable for centrifugal pumps? or is there some cross over between the two? What you all got and what do you do with them?
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$12.75 p lb isn't very close to $4.50 in my book.
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We get 3-400 lb at at time, Not organic dont need it dont care about it. The are Albanian and yes they are very soft and delicious great flavor
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We get our juniper for $4.50 pr lb 50 lb bags
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about the only think I have ever gotten from Warren Rupp was "take it to a dealer" they have been less than zero help in the past
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Anyone have any experience with the sandpiper diaphragm pumps? I have one that just isn't creating much suction. Wondering what to trouble shoot. I have already replaced the diaphragms and complete wet end assembly.
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In this industry great branding and marketing can (and often does) compensate for sub par product. And on the flip side the best product in sub par branding will often fail.
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Anyone have experience w/ Affordable Distillery Equipment LLC??
whiskeytango replied to rickthenewb's topic in Equipment
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300 gal Corson Distillery - Unused, Automated
whiskeytango replied to SpiritProf's topic in For Sale - Peer to Peer
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Will your local just let you dump the wast down the drain?
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I know lots of places only get up to 170-175 for their top end heat on the corn. Why are you guys going so hot?
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I got a 300 gallon milk tank ill sell you we used if for years to blend in.
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Guess who's back, back again....
whiskeytango replied to Mash's topic in Welcome & Introduce Yourself
Maybe different state but doesn't matter once the law suits fly over trademark. -
You do have to get your glass hydro's re verified so id assume that they can change. And im sure that any digital thing can even if they say they dont. We run a Rudolph research unit that they say you never have to calibrate. But we do anyway.
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Gravity.
