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I still have a gift sub available. Cost to you would be $14 via Paypal. Let me know via PM if you're interested. Edit: claimed. At least 2 other people are still interested in this deal. Share the love!

My latest issue came with this deal attached too...

It would be nice if LiveStream (or you) could save a copy of the video recorded to put on Youtube or some other site. I want to see your E-HERMS in action and always miss my chance....

Got mine on Saturday. Thanks to Brewin_CRAZY for collecting all the cash. Of course, I just placed an order for shanks, tailpieces, hose, and a distributor, so it's not as easy on the wallet as I was hoping :drunk: And of course I have to build a collar now..... :cross:

The three-wire dryer cord in that blog post doesn't have a ground connection, it has a shared neutral/ground.

I'll hijack this thread even further. I plan to put the water heater element in an aluminum pot. I assume the "ground" (actually neutral?) won't actually do anything just being bolted to the side of an aluminum pot. Is this okay or should I rethink and go stainless?

With the 1" nut, do you still do the socketing with the JB-weld and the PVC slip coupling (on the outside of the kettle?) like you described in the https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/bling-bling-electric-herms-conversion-93217/]BLING BLING thread? Edit: I guess I bumped the thread with for no...

Thanks! Can I use the keg as the secondary with the gelatin (but no gas hooked up)... then once the gelatin settles chill the keg and apply pressure?

This was my first successful AG brew (1.040 OG, 65% efficiency). I brewed on Sunday, and only ended up with about 4.8 gallons in the carboy. The yeast are currently kicking butt with about 1 bubble/sec. I'm a bit new to kegging/force carbonating too. What is the recommended way to carb this...