Recent content by emdedc5

You could make yours own. Their are plenty of guys on the HBT forums that have made their own. However, I didn't build my own I bought one from BrewHardware.com with the solderable TC flange and it is great.

Hunter your basement build is epic. Ive looked at your thread about a dozen times. Thanks for the advise I think that answered my question. I'll keep working on my schematic and post them later.

Thanks for the quick reply atoughram - The Meter I was going to use is in the link below, I was hoping to have measure the voltage mostly out of curiosity but also to know if there is any voltage sag while i brew. I believe these meters need a DC hookup to run the meter and an AC to take...

I started the preliminary wire schematics for my 50Amp, 2 element, 2 pumps, HERMS brewery control panel. I was hoping the “Brewisphere” could take a look at what I’ve done so far and let me know if I’ve made any terrible mistakes or if perhaps there is a better, safer or more efficient way of...

If I may, there is one more morsel I have for you. Read the Sticky Threads, they are located at the top of the page after you click on a forum category. They have some of the best info on brewing I have found anywhere.

Glad to have you on the forum. I'm a noob (noob= newbie) too. I'm over the river in New Jersey. There is really no questing these guys and girls can't answer. Be open minded and respectful and you will learn much from this community. Happy Brewing.

I have been using polyurethane tubing for a few batches now and it works ok. The problem I had with the tubing is when it heats up it expands. When I'm draining my wort to my chiller, the poly tube gets really flaccid (opposite of this guy:ban:). The tube gets so soft that if it's not...

I'm really interested in direct injection steam mashing. Is there anyone out there that has done this more the a few times.

Count me in! Thanks

I live about 10 mile away from Princeton Homebrew, the exclusive seller of East Coast Yeast, so I've been told. All of a sudden I feel very lucky. I have used the The ECY10 Olde Newark Ale yeast and it worked outstanding. I have only 5 batches of beer under my belt however, I have never seen...