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I currently have 4 of them...had 5 but like stated above, they're made out of really thin glass, and do break easily. Other then that, they are the cats meow, easy to clean, easy do steal small samples with a pipette for tasting/refract testing. And you dont need to use an airlock/stopper or...

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-Are your pumps mounted "upside down" to the underside of the table top? Yes -Do you have any priming issues with them not being much lower than the kettle drains? not really, but im probably going to install a T and a valve right after the pump, make priming easier. -Any priming or...

i need a dual guage co2 reg, or even a multi reg distributor. Or a 6 way distributor. also need some 2.5-3.5 inch shanks, and taps

1 - 5 gal glass carboy $30 1 - 6.5 glass carboy $35 Huron SD

yours SSR doesnt give a rats @$$ where the voltage signal is coming from. If its going to get any DC voltage 3vdc-32vdc, 3mA-32mA, its going to close the SSR allowing power to pass thru the SSR. So what has been mentioned a couple times in this forum, if you hook your DC+ right up to the SSR...

you can use the PID as a gate, and buy some AC in SSR's like those http://www.ebay.com/itm/1pcs-Solid-State-Relay-SSR-40-AA-AC-AC-40A-250V-80-250VAC-24-380VAC-/370724518373?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5650e739e5 and just jump your neutral on your PID from Lug 9 or 10(whichever one is...