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Oh yea!

my odds don't look so good, but count me in!

To my understanding the hot wire from your pid should be wired to the TH terminal not the TR. The TH stands for thermostat which is what would normally be sending the call for heat to the valve. So I'd say TR is common and TH is hot

ANY thoughts/feelings

Hi there, I was wondering if anyone whose electrical savvy and maybe familiar with honeywell products could give me some feedback on my wiring diagram. will it work??? help

So Im wiring up my honeywell VR8200 valves and I saw you are using the same ones. Unlike your build I was planning on wiring my valves straight to their respective love controller but, I am now stumped. there are two spots to wire into, a TH and a TR prong. Can I just take one hot wire from...

Is there really any reason to use PBW over Bar Keeper's Friend, because the price difference is drastic. I recently did some welding on my kettles and the heat from the torch kind of messed with the stainless and resulted in some oxidation on the inside after I washed it. I picked up some bar...

Are you sure? I just went to their site and it said they were all sold out. I'd love to get a couple of the plastic ones then just replace the heads when they finally come in

I'm gonna keep on bumping this thing until I get a response or chuggers are back in stock,

No one wants to part with their chugger pump? Someone had to have bought an extra. I'll pay more than the retail price

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Looking for two chugger pumps. All sold out at tri city pump as well as rebel brewer. I'm hoping that someone might have bought some extras that they would be willing to sell. thanks

Also... at my local metal yard, the weight of the stainless alone will fetch you 45 bucks per keg

go for it... then you could use one to ferment in too. It's hard to beat a sanitary vessel

I only use the FB in my mash tun. I boil in another pot, but I dig the idea of putting silicon tubing around the edge, tight seal and no more "fingernails scratching a chalkboard" types of sounds