Recent content by electricbrewer

Hi Folks, I've gone full circle from homebrewer, to pro, and now looking to go back. Business is doing well, I just don't have the time to take this business to the next level. I operate two other businesses, including this one, and it's a bit too much. Brewer and managers in place that run...

Hey brohams, Golden Isles Brew Club got off to a good start and slowed down a bit, but with some new energy, were bringing it back! We've got a location and regular meeting time set for each month. We also have a website and will have fun and informative meetings once again! Spread the...

Alright! Someone brewing in the metropolis of Jesup! Sent you a message.

Jesup, GA here as well. Only club so far is Savannah, which is a great club! I suggest anyone in the area to check it out. We need a club in the brunswick/St. Simons area though. Seems like there should be a lot of brewers around here...

Looking for some brewing buddies closer to my part of the state. I live in Jesup, GA and drive to Savannah for club meetings, etc. Been brewing for 7 years now and working on my all electric herms hybrid system and need someone to drink and brew with! Since Brunswick/St. Simons is so close...

I brewed an oktoberfest. Everything went fine during the brew session. I'm drinking it now and noticed the head pours great then falls into this weird coagulated-cottage cheese look that I've never seen in my 6 years of brewing. What it be? Has anyone else seen this? peace out...

For a 240V operation, I wouldn't bother with the extra SSR. SSR's can fail either open or shut, depending on how they are designed. I would just use one SSR to switch one leg. A heating load is just a big resistor in series, so you can switch either side, L1 or L2. You want to add in a...

Just to chime in here..... When you mount the heating element horizontal, as it should be, the convection currents will recirculate the water/wort on its own.. I don't see the need for a pump. Justin