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And to piggy back off of that last point: I took the HERMs route and has proven to be my biggest challenge/learning curve, both in the build and on brewing day. But it was worth it because I can keep my temps within range quite easily and my efficiency is improving with every batch.

Double-d, as a fellow electricity moron, I'll espouse that equipment. I went for the EBCIII just based on the particulars of my system. I'm thrilled with the product, as well as the knowledge and service I've received from the folks at high gravity. Oh, and eldutcho: I used Kal's design to...

Gimme gimme! :D

Gimme gimme! :drunk:

Don't freak out or obsess about your mash temp. Like the man says, relax, have a home brew.

That's a pisser. Keep at it, you'll get your system tweaked to your liking at some point. Then you'll start dreaming up new ways to break it in the name of progress!

Agreed. Fix the leak. It may take a while but you will learn something and become that much closer with your system. I had a similar issue with my converted keg MLT. Eventually, I opted to weld. But while I still had fittings, I just took it to an ace hardware in Denver and had their...

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