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Love the big give away, thanks for the opportunity!

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Seriously.. cool thread, but please rotate those pictures =)

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Sounds good, I am in!

There you go, I like to hear that! You should always be careful with electricity for sure, a little fear is a good thing when something can kill you. Turn off the power, be careful and take your time and everything should be OK. As far as using existing wire, that is unlikely in this...

Ah, ok.. that could be more challenging. What about your dryer, is that close to where you are brewing?

My only concern would be smacking that element around. I have not gone electric yet, how resilient are these things to getting hit?

This is a good point.. don't discount yourself. If you can do a switch, a breaker is not much different. Open your panel sometime, and take off the cover (pops out) and have a look. You can do this safely, the hardest part is running the wire to the new location.

Have you considered doing it yourself? Depending on how far you need to run power to your panel, and where it has to go... adding a new circuit is really quite easy (and not nearly as dangerous as you might think).

That is kind of a cool looking panel, but I have never seen one before. Is your subpanel the same type? If so, I would probably consider just ripping it out and putting a standard panel in. I would recommend doing that to both in a long term situation. From the sound of it, you might be able to...

Oh, nice giveaway.. I would like to be included!

Ignore the size question.. Imaged don't show on the iPad unless you click them.

Interesting.. Little injecting may not be a bad idea. Also, where do you get the mini foil pans? How small are they?

I remember reading this recipe last year.. Had to search it out, think I will make some this week!

I just pre-ordered.. only a couple days left to pre-order!

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Love the pots.. also interested in where you picked those up at!

When I did it, I put them in the primary.. and did the zest with vodka to put in my kegs. That was the most orange flavor. Since this is a wheat beer, short ferment and it leaves it nice and cloudy. I haven't done this in awhile, since I do AG now. I will probably do an AG version of this one...