[rescue] replacing an Ultra2

[Steve Sandau]

>>>> Oddly, I've also found it actually has the effect of cooling your
>>>> work area (slightly) when it's running too, as it sucks quite a  
>>>> large
>>>> volume of air air towards it and the grille on the front is always
>>>> cold. I try to leave my beers there if I can :o). If you really need
>>> Well, about the beers. Airflow only helps to make the temperatures  
>>> even
>>> - so if your beer is colder than the air in the room, the airflow  
>>> will
>>> warm it up quicker. If the beer is warmer than the air in the room,
>>> then... ummm... why did you warm it up first place? :)
>>>
>>> It's like a fan or a refrigerator in closed room - it can only  
>>> heat the
>>> air quicker because all the electricity becomes warmt too.
>>>
>> As someone suggested to me on the list a while back, wherever the beer
>> is in the room, if it gets warm, you're just not drinking it fast
>> enough. ;-)
> 
> You try drinking Guinness fast then tell me I'm doing it wrong ;o)
> 
I am more of a bitter drinker, so I understand the temperature thing, 
but I don't drink Guinness often, so I can't tell you. Seems a shame to 
drink Guinness fast anyway, now that you mention it.

I just keep my homebrew kegs in the basement, so the beer is usually 
about 55-60 degrees. Really cold is only good for beer that tastes bad 
anyway.

Steve S