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Find a solid rubber plug with the needed O.D. Drill a hole through the plug smaller than the RTD wire. Slice the plug along one side to slip over the cable. It will all squeeze together nicely with the attached cable clamp. Mr. Bill

Have you considered Oak Spirals: http://www.northernbrewer.com/oak-infusion-spiral-pack-of-2-american-medium-plus-toast I soak mine in the appropriate spirit for a couple weeks (while fermenting) and then transfer the spiral to a second carboy for a period of time 'til the flavor is to my...

Don't rule out separating the 120V from the 240V in your control cabinet. You have plenty of AC from that FAU box. A SPA panel does not need a Neutral. 'da Kid

I'd think the compressors are worn out. The systems are so small with very few connections, leaking is rarely an issue. The problem is we place 10's of pounds of liquid in a freezer designed to freeze a few pounds of fresh food at a time. I will say this. The two wine coolers I use for...

The first night game in Major League Baseball history occurred on May 24, 1935 when the Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2–1 at Crosley Field.

Hey, you take that back! :) Ohio is home to the following firsts: the first traffic light, ambulance service, police cars, professional fire department, service station . . . yep What about The Rock-N-Roll Hall of Fame The National Museum of the USAF The largest Oktoberfest in the...

I would Auto Tune the controller for the temp you want most accurate . . . like the mash.

Don, Pulling through flex is never easy. Yours sounds like a two-person job. :D If you find it's a continuous piece, I'd proceed as follows. 1)Remove the fittings on both ends. You have to have a straight shot into/out of the flex. 2) Get some pulling line and attach it to the end of one...

Ding, Ding, Ding . . . . we have a winner. :ban: Give us some info on your present conduit/flex run and we can make some suggestions on pulling that 3rd wire. We also need to make sure we aren't overfilling said run: http://sparkyjohn.com/pipefill/pipefill.pdf Are you over-tightening the...

You're almost there with this line of thinking. Nobadays, you technically do NOT have any 120V in that FAU box. There is 240V with a ground to trip the breaker if a short occurs. Can you separate the 120V circuit in your panel? If so, just wire a connector for an extension cord and plug that...

Cadi, you might consider a late sugar addition. It will ferment out drier which I always appreciate in a Saison. 'da Kid

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My Centennial hops did this last year. Looks like I'll pick a few ounces before our expected heat wave. It will side-arm in a couple months with a second bounty . . . . who knew. 'da Kid

Must be something good for the bees. https://betatechopproducts.com/bee-health/ Keep us informed if your bees seem healthier than your fellow beekeepers w/o hops. 'da Kid

Call Matt at LabelPeelers.com and tell him you're visiting. Stop by the store. He'll make you a list of great places between Kent and Canton. Like Hoppin Frog :) Here is another helpful link: http://www.ohio.com/blogs/the-beer-blog/ohio-breweries-map Enjoy the Buckeye Hospitality, 'da Kid

This illustrates the switch wiring, Fig #2: http://ecatalog.hubbell-wiring.com/productinformation/CustomerDrawingLibraryAssets/3A/3/PD1242.pdf That's a heck of a lamp at 30A :)

A better overall view. Happy Growing this year Gang . . . . . . :) (Yes our Ohio lawn looks like Green Velvet)

These are 1-5/8" 'Kennel Fence Clamps" This pole is 1-1/4" EMT. Might go with 1-1'2" next year as it does flex a bit. I have a cable from the top back to the fence at a 45° angle to help. All cabling is 3/16" vinyl coated. 'da Kid

A 2" piece of electrical EMT slipped snugly inside the 2-1/2" corner fence post. Straight, strong and reinforced by the four fence runs. The bolts keep the EMT from sliding down further. It can be easily lifted up and off.