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Moving to London in the new year and wondering if there is anyone here doing electric brewing? I current have a 5500 watt brew setup running and wondering about typical circuit size in UK. From the places I've stayed it seems like 15 amps @ 220 is the average. What size elements do you...

Asking $25 for the 5g and $20 for the 3g. In Plainfield, IL.

Barely used. Plainfield, IL Asking $85

This might be a bit difficult to ship. Asking $350 Plainfield, IL

Works well $25 + shipping https://www.dropbox.com/s/nxr5rf8e20hxx49/IMG_1222.JPG?dl=0

$60 Has a 1/2" hole for a thermometer and a 1" hole for an electric element. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/34agr8kqs87r2mw/AACl4NseRRgO_NOul09BzGgHa?dl=0 Plainfield, IL

10G Gaterade mash tun in good shape. Bit of warping inside, but not bad. Comes with ball valve. $30 plus shipping. Probably doesn't need packaging. Just attach label to outside. It's light though so it would get charges a bit extra.

This is based on the Electric Brewery Design: $225. Electric brew kettle with sight gauge and valves. Capacity is 15.5g. This comes with the cord, plug, two heating elements (one in the kettle one spare) and the one temperature gauge which is in the side of the kettle. The current elements are...

This is a hinged false bottom for a keggle. It's about 14 7/8" in diameter and comes with a support and dip tube. The screen isn't drilled so you can drill it to fit your keggle. Never used. $125 + S&H

15g/60quart Aluminum pot with lid and value. Only used once.

I bought a brewrite 10g pot with a false bottom. it takes over 2g of water just to bring the level above them false bottom. I've done a few AG batches with varying levels of success. I'm mashing in this pot right now. I do have another pot for sparge water. I do have an igloo, but I was was...