Recent content by kmudrick

This is now sold

3 years old. Used only a few times. Keg not included. Moving cross-country & don't use it enough to justify bringing it with me.

Thanks. Looks like PJ doesn't accept PMs, so I'm not sure how to get his attention :) BTW, for more detail on the inline gfci, here's the actual specs on what I have: http://www.trci.net/products/shock-shield/cord-sets/in-line-cords-mechanical-locking - the 240/30 one. Says the trip level...

Thanks. I've already bought the stupid boilcoil and drilled my stupid boilermaker, so I've already got sunk cost into this thing (i.e. the price of that alone doesn't bother me too much.) The problem with the Blichmann Electric Control Module - while it seems as though it will work perfectly...

Oh yeah, the place is not even a year old and all the kitchen & bathroom 120v outlets are gfci - but not the 240/50.

Hi, I recently bought a Blichmann BoilCoil, but I'm having trouble piecing everything together besides the BC itself to actually safely operate it. I bought the 10 gallon 240v version. I live in an apartment. This is the main reason I need to switch to electric brewing; no space/option...

You said 8oz increments are disabled, but they still seem to be there. Is that a glitch or does the 10% off apply? What about 1lb increments?

Are the random pounds gone? The link at the top of the thread throws a 404.

Picked up the goods at Lowes last night. Around $10. Good deal. Fits nicely - hopefully it does not leak :)

Great, I'll look locally for plain air compressor disconnects. I guess there really is no need for the fancy poppet valve, since most likely any time I have it disconnected, I will also have the regulator turned off.

I wanted to put a quick disconnect mid-line from my regulator to my manifold for easy disconnect and movement of my co2 tank (currently outside of my keezer, snaked through a hole in my collar.) Pulling the tubing off of the manifold barb gets annoyingly taxing after the 2nd time doing it. I...

Yeah. Theres other threads out there with people having the same problem even when drilling straight. Wish I had read them beforehand. Not to mention the problem where you can't get it very tight. It is a poor design. And drilling into a plastic thick walled vessel, in hindsight, seems stupid.

As a followup - I followed The Pol's advice and opened up the hole a little bit and jammed the smallest stopper I could find in there. Leak-free now. Next step is to drill a hole in the stopper for me to put a thermometer through. I can't believe how easy and foolproof (and cheap!) this...

Kind of wish I had stumbled upon this before I wasted my time ruining my cooler today

That looks like it should work. Cool.