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Thanks for the quick, I’m trying to decide between the the high gravity work hog and building the ebrewing supply kit. The only thing holding me back from the kit is that I thought the ez- boil pid was more user friendly. Was It easy to set up? How is it changing from mash mode to boil mode...

Hey do you have the new pid that they offer in yours? How do you like it?

That’s good to hear, I was looking for a simple controller. I was Looking at the EZboil DSPR120 because of its simplicity. Does it come pretty much set up, just have to auto tune? Let us know how it works it would greatly be appreciated! Cheers

Looks great how does the new pid work? I was looking at these controllers but couldn’t find a lot of info on them.

In the last wiring diagram each line 1 and 2 that go to the element have 25 amp breakers, does that equal 50 at the element? Sorry if this is a stupid question just trying to learn a little bit.

How do you guys like the BoilCoils? Any issues? Are they better then the ULWD ripple elements?

Basic brewing radio just did an experiment on stirring the work as it cooled. I think that they found there was a big difference between the temp probe, the thermometer on the pot and a temp gun. I have a question though. Why not just whirlpool during the chill?

I’m planning on getting a custom 15gal kettle made by spike brewing and plan on using a BoilCoil in it. I want to place the temp probe as close as possible to the coil without it touching. So if anyone has the 15 gallon BoilCoil could you give me the dimensions from the bottom of the kettle to...

I’m going to be switching to a system like this, still not sure if I’m going to build my own or just order from High Gravity. I’m going from using a propane kettle and cooler mash tun, for me the benefit is to switch to electric and cut time off my Brew day. Also have less things to cleaning.

Thanks, but I need to know what it is off the bottom of the kettle, my plan is to have spike brewing make me a 15 gal kettle and I was going to put the boil coil in afterwards. Going off the installation template from Blichmann the top hole is 4.3in off the bottom of the kettle so I think if I...

Bendog15 I really like the setup! I have a question I think you can answer. I’m building a kettle with welded ports and using a BoilCoil and need to know where the temperature probe sits off the bottom of the kettle. I want it as close as possible to the coil.

What element did u end up going with? I’m in the same boat I’m building a EBIAB system and hate to drill into a new kettle but I really like the BoilCoil.

Thanks everyone for the replies. One more quick question at what pressure do purge, probably just enough to push the liquid out right?

Sounds like a plan, I’ll probably try to flip it over first. I guess I’ll have to cut my inlet tube like the above post.

I have the same question. I want to do a closed transfer on my next beer but my dip tube doesn’t reach the bottom of my keg. It will probably leave around 8 to 12 oz of my StarSan solution at the bottom.

I think I'm about to try this myself, my main concern was infection also. I don't know if I'm going to rack right on to the yeas or take it out first and clean the fermenter. If I was going to take it out my idea was to leave a small amout of the beer in the fermenter to loosen the yeast then...

Has anyone used cinnamon extract on this? I was wondering how much to use. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

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Ok thanks guys, I'm goig to be doing northernbrewers IPA this weekend. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew

Yeah after I wrote this I went on biab calculator and it figured a lil over 8 gallons between the water and the grain. I'll probably give it a shot. Sent from my iPhone using Home Brew