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• Posted in thread: 50A GFCI after a 30A breaker? on 11-09-2009 at 08:47 PM
  You can get a spa panel that includes a 2-pole 50A GFCI at HD for $49.95.That's what I have,
  and it was ~$120 7 years ago...

• Posted in thread: Need help with electric kettle feed on 11-09-2009 at 06:12 PM
  Are you certain about that? If so, then why does code call for #6 wire (50A carrying) on a
  220v/50A circuit? I'm not saying your wrong, but my understanding differ. For power to balance,
  220V x 50A = ...

• Posted in thread: Need help with electric kettle feed on 11-09-2009 at 04:53 PM
  I could use a little advice on this semi-beer related project. I'm installing a 120V/30A outlet
  (TT-30R) for a camper. I'd also like it to serve as an outlet for an electric HLT. I'm
  recycling pieces ...

• Posted in thread: 50A GFCI after a 30A breaker? on 11-09-2009 at 12:15 AM
  Im a Electrical contractor. As others have said, as long as the 30 amp CB feeds the 50amp GFCI,
  you are ok.LOL! I was searching for this for a non-beer related project, and I ended up back
  here at HBT...

• Posted in thread: 57 gallon electric HLT build on 07-29-2009 at 01:39 AM
  If you are saying I can not load my 50 A or any other installed breaker at 100%, any home owner
  would need a device installed telling him the load is exceeding 80%.The device telling you the
  load exce...

• Posted in thread: 2nd AG brew - Guiness Clone - Seeking critique of methods on 07-26-2009 at 01:46 AM
  Just curious how this brew came out...Wonderful. Shortest lived keg ever.

• Posted in thread: just found what i think to be mold in my bottles on 07-12-2009 at 02:57 AM
  ive got some beer on its 13thday in the bottle, now there are some little specs of what looks
  like organic material around where the beer meets the air space in the bottle. drink it?No
  pathogens grow ...

• Posted in thread: Need help engineering burners on 07-11-2009 at 04:22 PM
  onthekeg: Yes, sort of. The BG12 is the burner found in the SQ14, but I bought it
  separately.Catt22: Full open is not necessarily a requirement, but a easy, clear "stop"
  indicator is. Even if that mea...

• Posted in thread: Need help engineering burners on 07-11-2009 at 04:27 AM
  I've read and read, but I can't quite find the answer to my issues. I'm hoping someone here has
  a similar arrangement and can help.History:Until recently, my brewstand had one old turkey
  fryer burner ...