brewjunky

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I see I'm way off im no electrician how do you figure it out

P-J

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There are a some basic formula.
First: I = E/R
Next: I = W/E
Then with those 2, you just manipulate the formula to achieve the correct result.

Check out this site: http://www.csgnetwork.com/ohmslaw2.html

Dgonza9

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Not sure what you are brewing in these days, but you can easily mount two 120v elements in a kettle.

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On Tap: Surly Furious, Belgian Trippel, Da Yoopers Pale Ale, Chocolate Lager, Wee too Heavy (barrel aged Scottish), Belgian Barrel Aged Barleywine, Simcoe Pale Ale, Galaxy/Nelson Sauvin IIPA, Broken foot Pilsner, Da Yooper's Oatmeal Stout

Bourbon Barrel
Kegged:

Fermenting Gumballhead with Nelson Sauvin

on Deck: Dogfish Head Indian Brown Clone, Ocktoberfast Ale, Rodenbach Clone.