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First, These are not PJ diagrams but he did help. Second, your contractor won't likely be able to tell you anything because these are plans are likely not in his skill set. That said, it should be up to NEC code as is. You can swap the PID for any controller you choose. I don't have experience...

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Hey guys, sorry I've been away from the forum for a while. I'll get the pics up for you all soon. I think my dad has them on his computer still. I've been really busy working on the brewery. It has so little to do with brewing and so much to do with code enforcers, permits, plumbing...

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I have a brand new Grizzly 400, 100 gallon cooler I bought last month. I was going to use it as a mash tun for small commercial brewery but went in a different direction. It is sitting in my garage, unmodified, never used. You can mash 254.77 lbs of grain at 1.25qt/lb, this will allow you to...

just a word of advise from a keezer owner. Do not bother making one. Ok so that seems harsh, but after living with one for about 5 years, I would not do it over again. I would have looked for and bought front loading kegerators or built something front loading. The keezer *bar* looks great in...

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Ok, I just made the 3 hour trip to my dad's workshop in NEPA. I'm building the 1/3rd bbl pilot E-System this week and then the panel for the 3bbl next (hopefully). I brought both of my welding machines (TIG & MIG). Pics to come.

I've got the unit I need picked out. I found a good deal on it. It'll cost me just under $35.00 shipped. It should be costing about $170.00 though. ;-)

Thanks Kid, but that isn't what I'm talking about, its not a big deal, I can basically make them with some 304l rod if I have to. It's just two probes, one for high level, one for low and a common to the tank. Edit: boy do I suck at typing on my phone.

Hi Jay, I'll see what I can do for you. My Photobucket account was having problems so I put then up like this so they would still be available until I worked it out. I actually was thinking about going to a 2 float switch for for the grant but I've used the conductivity setup when brewing on...

So I'm going through some of the parts I already have laying around Nd it appears that I have a new VFD sitting in a box. Looks like the Grant pump might have speed control on top of liquid level sensing. I guess I'll be putting one more revision up sometime soon if it something I'm going to use.