Patrick,
Thank you for that link. Looked for pricing online and could not find it so I will call on Monday.
I have concluded that yeast propagation equipment would better match my needs because of genetic drift in the chemostat.
Here the DIY challenge is sterility and oxygenation as the scale increases. Commercial equipment is excellent. Can 200 L and the stair steps leading up to that be done in a DIY manner at lower cost?
Thanks to all who posted.
Alan
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