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Posted: **Sun Nov 10, 2013 1:25 am**

Love the look of the bubbler stills Copper porn :happy-partydance: Might have to build one.

Posted: **Tue Nov 19, 2013 1:22 pm**

Ok todays run took in all the advice
45 litres tpw 5000 watt to bring it to temp turned one off refluxed for 15 min then set rc temp to 45 deg
150 mm to bbq lighter jar took off 6 litres in 2 hr at 94 % it then dropped to 90 % and stopped

Posted: **Tue Nov 19, 2013 1:29 pm**

Aussiedownunder01 wrote:Ok todays run took in all the advice
45 litres tpw 5000 watt to bring it to temp turned one off refluxed for 15 min then set rc temp to 45 deg
150 mm to bbq lighter jar took off 6 litres in 2 hr at 94 % it then dropped to 90 % and stopped

Sounds like a better result, if iu slowed it down a touch more you would prob have got 95% but I reckon it will be better quality then before anyway. Have you done your cuts yet?

Posted: **Tue Nov 19, 2013 1:44 pm**

No not yet just finished and washed up with my new super washout ball connect this to the hot water tap poke it in the keg and swing it all about :)) [Sounds like the hokey pokey ]

Posted: **Tue Nov 19, 2013 2:01 pm**

reckon I would rerun all that stuff from the strip speed runs too Aussie , temper down to 40% and run it this low power. It will still piss like a donkey and come out sir-weet :handgestures-thumbupleft:

Posted: **Tue Nov 19, 2013 2:25 pm**

That sounds a lot better Aussie, and I bet you will notice the difference in what you have made.
Your still going a bit quick though I think, 6l in two hours = 3l an hour. 2 - 2 1/2 litres an hour might get you that last few percent.
I dont even worry about deflag temp, just use a timer and 400ml cut jars. 400ml every 12 mins is bang on 2l an hour. Just adjust deflag cooling to suit.

Posted: **Thu Apr 24, 2014 10:53 pm**

Aussiedownunder01 wrote:Ok her we go first scroll down to see the beast just under 9 ft tall
80 litre boiler 2 +2500 watt elements 4 in copper tower
5 of macks perf plates soldered in 3/4 to 1/2 reducer for the down comer dropping 50mm to a j trap staggered from plate to plate
200 mm to first plate 150 mm between plates

shotty is 500 long with 7 [i think]3/8 tubes
rc is 100 long with 10 1/2 in tubes
Load boiler with 70 litres of tpw
2 elements for about 1 hr to get temp
then one of to let it reflux for 15 min
water full bore in rc for reflux, reflux temp is around 20 deg
after 15 min set reflux temp to 38 deg and hit it with the full 5000 watts
Things I have found first off without packed section with 2 elements column seemed to flood[site glasses were full ]
when I first packed the extension I just pushed the scrubbers in with the next that was when I got the fastest reading after that I tried tight packing the column then it went shitfaced parrot was reading all over from 92 down to 80
so then took all the ss scrubbers out and loose packed it again yesterdays run with 70 litres of turbo run
[ for a mate ]it gave 1+1/2 litres every 10 min that's 9 litres per hr
On many a day I start loading the boiler at 8=30 am and its all over and cleaned up by 11=30am
For the sceptics theres been 2 people seen this run so far

Ok now I know what my little 77 cm reflux wants to be when it grows up. Killer rig mate and I 110% jelous of your speed

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