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Old 02-08-2008, 02:47 AM   #1
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So this is the set up I am going to build. I think I will do both a steam and an electric version of the manifold. How does it look?


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i like it, i started to build a rims setup and im alltile over my head now.lol
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Hmmm. I am thinking i forgot a spigot to drain wort to the kettle with.
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i like it, i started to build a rims setup and im alltile over my head now.lol
If you need any help with the electrical, just ask. S.
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i will definitly need to come ask you i just finished my keggle mash tun today and my manifold... alot of work but the only part im remotly having is figuring out how to wire this damn thing i dont have any electrical components but im thinking about running a ranco or pid to controll my heating element and a float to controll at the end of the manifold for the recurculating wort to keep the grain bed at the same level... hard to explain sometimes
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Sorry it took so long, but here is the new brew rig. Only a few more days and she will be complete.
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This is the over all view. I have built it so I can trade out the HLT and the MLT for bigger sanke kegs latter.
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i will definitly need to come ask you i just finished my keggle mash tun today and my manifold... alot of work but the only part im remotly having is figuring out how to wire this damn thing i dont have any electrical components but im thinking about running a ranco or pid to controll my heating element and a float to controll at the end of the manifold for the recurculating wort to keep the grain bed at the same level... hard to explain sometimes
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. For equipment on my rig, I am using a Watco PID and a 40 amp SSR with a heat sink, paired with a 4500W ULD water heater element. I am running it on 115-120v or whatever i have where ever I go. I am building this thing to be mobile. Every thing breaks down and fits in the Mercury mystic, my gas sipper. This I suppose will only last until I have bigger vessels, then i will have to use the truck. If you have anymore questions Kickflip, feel free to send me a PM. S.
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slnies, where did you get the copper arround the heating element at? Been looking for some large diameter tube with little luck
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slnies, where did you get the copper arround the heating element at? Been looking for some large diameter tube with little luck
Local Hardware store. They sell it by the foot. This is good though, because a full stick will cost you 60-80$ depending on where you go.


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