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Sold!

As of right now still for sale

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So it has come time for me to sell my Blichmann Breweasy 5gal 240v Electric setup. These are the Gen 1 boil kettles. It has been used maybe 3 times in the last two years. I just dont have time to perfect the process due to work and family life. It also includes the Blichmann BrewEasy...

Shot this short video after having some issues with the AutoSparge. Hope it helps someone. Cheers http://youtu.be/QWVFLQeIdfQ

Here is my first video of many using the new Blichmann BrewEasy electric brewing system. Stay tuned for more in the coming weeks! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PSXNv-ZlBE

I currently use the Picobrew system and love it. Here is a video of my brewing an Arrogant Bastard clone on it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmHVdaIL89I

Just wanted to post this video I made of my first look at the PicoBrew Electric BIAB system that has recently hit the market. I have brewed on it for the first time and thought it was a breeze. Ill be posting my full review and brew day video very soon. Hope this helps...

PJ, so if I install the bare ground and cap off the white will the GFCI no longer serve its purpose? And its looking for and more like I should just go back to the 40 prong receptacle so that all of the wires are used. But if I do that am I am to wire a 4 prong plug to the 3 wire power cord and...

Im using the L6-30 though.

My issue for going from 4 to 3 was that the new system has a 3 wire cord. Am I able to use a 4 prong plug on a 3 wire? And if so how is that wired?

THe receptacle is a L6-30 it has spots labeled G,X,Y i have the black and red in the X and Y. Should I hook the white up to the G or the bare copper? And if the bare copper should I just wire nut the white without an issue?

Actually as that is wired in the picture the GFCI does not trip. Should I put the copper in the ground slot and put a wire nut on the white and not connect it?

My old system used a 4 Prong plug and socket. With the new system It is a 3 wire power cord so I needed to change the socket to fit the plug. With the new socket I combined the bare copper and the white together and placed them in the neutral on the socket. This kept causing my 30 amp GFCI...

I just scaled up my biggest recipe and according to BeerSmith it should fit in a 15.5 gallon kettle with no issues. I talked to Dave over at High Gravity and he basically said the same thing as you guys. Thanks for the help!