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From the humble yet honorable start as US Army Grunt, turned Combat Medic . . . moving on in civilian life to concrete construction . . . back into the medical field as a nursing assistant, then to medical records specialist . . . crossover to computer specialist (how did I get there?), onto...

I have one of these in my 8 gallon kettle that provides assistance to my induction cooktop in boiling. I've used it in many brew sessions over the past year, and had no issues whatsoever. It is stainless steel resistored, and LWD. http://bostonheatingsupply.com/SP10868LH.aspx

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She Wishes My Butt Obstructed

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I am actually taking a similar approach on the brewing system that I myself am building. The nobility of copper and passive SS are both high (they are right next to each other on the galvanic scale), so I do not believe that they would be likely to react with each other. I am not a...

Did you make a starter, or just pitch directly from the vial? EDIT: Psylo beat me to it.

The stem looks far off to one side . . . is the bulb perhaps adhering to/dragging on the side of the test tube? Try using a test vessel with a wider diameter so that it can float more freely and lessen the chance of contacting the vessel walls.

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Are you trolling? Just because you experience a personal failure with a particular ingredient doesn't mean it is unsuitable for making a beer. I have made three batches of raspberry wheat beer, and every one has turned out delicious, and so I will continue to make it. Everyone I have shared...

Raspberry makes an excellent fruit beer. I just started drinking a batch I brewed about 6 weeks ago. I used 3lbs of Raspberries added after the first week of primary in a 5 gallon batch of a standard American wheat beer. Let that sit for 3 more weeks and then bottled it. Delicious! I've done...

+5 Honey Lemon Wheat +5 Limey Wheat +5 Raspberry Wheat =19,277

Brewing a 5 Gal batch of a basic American wheat beer tomorrow (Sunday), which will become a raspberry wheat.

18 gauge wire is not suitable for carrying 20 amps of current. 12 gauge would be the minimum recommended to code.

I like landscapes, and the works of the 'Hudson River School' of artists have always been inspiring to me . . . Mid 19th Century art . . . I suppose that could qualify as classic. Google it.

Depending on how you plan on terminating the various parts of your circuits, solid would be okay for short jumpers and such, but for longer runs or routes, stranded is best. Also beware that repeated bending/working of solid will stress the conductor, potentially weakening it. It's really...

Depending on how complicated and packed the inside of your control box is, there could be a lot of potential for short circuit using a bare wire. I would not do it, and doubt anyone else here would recommend it. For the other wiring, I would definitely use stranded wire. Solid wire is tough...