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I've been looking for a solution to my electric brewing conundrum: How to brew in multiple areas of my home (we finally have a dedicated brew space in the basement and the garage!) without breaking the bank. Luckily, my main panel is in my basement brew space, so I had an electrician put in a...

I don't actually...it's an honest question. It seems safe to me, if not a little unorthodox, but I know next to nothing about electricity. As for the future use case, it actually tilts toward the portable solution. I'm guaranteed to move in 3-5 years, so any money I spend on permanent wiring...

So my electrician just quoted me $1100 to wire up the sub panel. :no: I get that my Frankenstein solution isn't pretty (outlet, pigtail, adapter, extension cord, adapter, kettle)...but is it safe?

I see, thank you. I found this and the corresponding 14-30P to L14-30R adapter but I'm now quickly getting into frankenstein territory with all the connections, and the total cost is pushing $500. May be worth it just to have the electrician wire it up.

Maybe I'm overlooking something simple...I'm very new to electric brewing and the terminology. Here's how I read it: Dryer outlet = 14-30R (female) Inline GFCI = 14-30P (male) to 14-30R (female) Extension cord = 14-30P (male) to 14-30R (female) Brewing system cord = 14-30P (male) Are there...

So what about something like this? inline GFCI plus extension cord Both components look like they're rated at 30A (7200W?) with 10awg. The combined cost is significantly cheaper than installation of a new outlet in my garage. I don't rent, but I do move every 3-4 years so I've been looking for...

**UPDATE*** Pale Millet Malt: SOLD OUT Everything else is still available, but in limited quantities....you guys have been buying me out! I love it, it means we're brewing some great GF beers! PM me or send email ([email protected]) to ask about specific quantities!

This looks fantastic! It's always great to see my grains getting put to good use. I'll add this to my recipe books!

Cheers! I hope the brew goes great!

JMath, My Pale Millet is down to about 80lbs and I've sold fairly small quantities of everything else. I would say I'm not below 20lbs on any of the specialty grains except maybe chocolate millet...I would guess 15lbs. Shoot me a PM and I'll verify I have the quantities you need. Thanks for...

Thanks for your orders! I hope you enjoy your grains and brew up some great brews!

JMath and Glutarded: I responded to both conversations a moment ago. Forum responses and private messages have been getting filtered to my junk mail despite having the forum address on my "safe" list...very frustrating for me. I'm sorry if it's too late to get anything going, I understand if...

Just completed a great transaction with brewGF...dunno if he needs any "vouching" on the site, but if so, he's got my endorsement! I hope you enjoy your grains!

It was one of my first extract recipes, and a little planning went a long way, but yes I would consider it an easy brew day. As I see you've learned since this post, there's a bit of coordination to get everything prepped and ready so that the brew day goes smoothly. I "dry-ran" the entire brew...

JMath and brewGF: Apologies for the late response, holidays have been a little crazy around my place this year. JMath, can't wait to see your next order! brewGF, it's always worth my time to get fellow GF brewers great grains for their brew days! I'm not familiar with Quickpay, but I'm happy to...