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2167.5 + 4.5 gals of blonde ale = 2172

This happened to me as well. I think what happened was that the lath broke between the studs and it was springing back when I was trying to hammer in a nail. Definitely was like there was rubber inside the wall.

33,367.5 + 5 = 33,372.5

Pretty interesting. I got 32,395 on this round... Can you beat my score?

Here's my '89 Sahara, had to sell it when we started having kids. But I will be getting back into a Jeep in the near future, either another YJ or a JKU.

+ 5 Centennial Blonde 4850

Also try looking on eBay. That is where my wife found my tungsten ring for ~$30.

26,622 + 5 blonde ale = 26,627

+5 blonde ale 25,882

I thought this belonged here...

No, I used it between the element and kettle. Also, I think the cap I used may have been shorter than the one in the photos, so that didn't help either.

That's what I think happened. When I removed the PVC cap, the inside was blackened along with one of the terminal rings. As far as the SSR blowing, not sure why that happened, maybe somebody with a little more knowledge can chime in. I tested the SSR before and after this happened with a 40 watt...

So, I tried this method last night and ran into a problem. The conduit grip came into contact with one of the terminal rings connected to the element, but I couldn't tell since it was on the inside of the PVC cap. As you can guess, when I sent power to the element, the metal to metal contact...

Heard about this place on the radio this morning, sounds like a good idea. All proceeds will be going to local charities. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bus-52/oregon-public-house-video_b_1773883.html

Those are files done in programs like Adobe Illustrator, Cored Draw, AutoCAD, etc. If the drawing is not too complicated I could hook you up with whatever you need. Or you could download a trial version of Illustrator and play around with it.

That was the problem. Thanks for the quick response!

I have my board all put together, but when I test it the light on the ssr stays on longer when the dial is turned down. It's as if something is reversed and when the dial is turned all the way up, the element is heating less if that makes sense. Any idea what the problem could be?

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Open your eyes.

Too late, I already placed the order for two sets of your project. I already have a fan I got out of a dead copier so I was thinking of using that to keep things cool. I'll be using a 40 amp SSR so that should run a little cooler than a 25 also. I ordered the solderless board, SSR and heat sink...