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by **this41uk** » Tue Jun 12, 2007 9:00 pm

I found this on the Ascotts website. Has anybody come across this before, are they a good investment and is there somewhere else that sells them cheaper.

Tim

by **jpj** » Wed Jun 13, 2007 6:15 am

link to spec & price
no not found anything cheaper for the size (27L/6G'ish)
yes very good investment if you make a lot of cheese and if the temperature controls on this can be controlled (ie it's not just set to pasteurise)

by **scotty** » Thu Jul 26, 2007 7:42 pm

this41uk wrote:

I found this on the Ascotts website. Has anybody come across this before, are they a good investment and is there somewhere else that sells them cheaper.

Tim

AT LEAST YOU CAN FIND THE EQUIPMENT ON YOUR SIDE OF THE POND.

That is a perfect item. If it holds steady temp. then i will be very pleased.
I just ordered one

by **scotty** » Fri Jul 27, 2007 7:29 pm

OOPS-- The company just wrote to me telling me it is a 220 volt item. They gave me the oportunity to cancell. The brits are great to do business with.

Now where do I find a 110 volt item with adjustable emperature???

by **BlueCheese** » Sat Jul 28, 2007 3:49 pm

u should be able to find a converter, dad did that when we moved to Canada. Just like the travel converters for tourists.

by **Richierich** » Mon Jul 30, 2007 9:36 am

Using a simple plug adaptor will only supply the device with 110V, we had a similar problem when travelling in Vancouver earlier this year, the hair dryer my wife had was a little bit weedy running on 110V. The thing might work with 110V, just probably won't get as hot.

You really need a step up transformer, they are not too expensive, just googling found quite a few results.

http://www.dvdoverseas.com/store/index.html?loadfile=catalog6_0.html

Just watch out for the wattage.

Richard

by **scotty** » Mon Jul 30, 2007 1:21 pm

BlueCheese wrote:u should be able to find a converter, dad did that when we moved to Canada. Just like the travel converters for tourists.

Thanks for thinking.
I bought a new seat for one of the motorcycles after the order was cancelled. Soo no more spending for a week or two.

Now i realize that i need a 6 us gallon heater like another hole in my head.
Ill try the sink method first.

I have been making sausage but havent done any cheese yet.

I was being compulsive but boy tht is some nice gizmo.

Thanks very much for your input.

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