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I've got a bunch of nice looking hops down here in Cincinnati that haven't been harvested yet. They are still producing cones like crazy right now. We have had some similar nice weather, although its been cold the last few days. Its supposed to be warm and sunny this weekend, so I'm going to...

I should be able to get them there for $10 My paypal is [email protected] Please send as "gift" to avoid paypal fees. Thanks!

I have these 2 used Omega PIDs, older models but still work great. 8 bucks each (plus shipping) Heatsinks 2 bucks each! (Plus shipping)

That is ridiculously awesome

Let me know for sure. I am willing to meet for delivery within reasonable distance from Cincinnati. Its a great system, I'm honestly just doing this for fun. I'm barely making back what I put into it by selling it at this price. I use a system just like this one and I can testify that it...

Actually, a 3,500 watt heating element would definitely need a dryer outlet. At 120Volts a 3,500 watt element would pull 29 amps! The biggest element you could use on a 20amp dedicated circuit would be a 2,000watt element. (this would draw close to 17amps) Like someone mentioned above, one...

Ask around. If you have any friends or neighbors with electrical experience it would be better to have them help you out. I've added a new breaker to a panel before and honestly its not that hard, but it would help to have someone walk you through it first. Don't try the thing you...

No, its just a standard water heater insulation.

Still up for grabs!

P-J, I think we all have you to thank immensely for taking the time to post those wiring diagrams! They are always VERY helpful and we're very grateful for your help! Thanks so much and keep it up!

Wow, that is a beautiful RIMS tube. What kind of set up are you using it on? Would love to see more pics of it once you get your build done! So a heating element can just screw right in to the one of those ends? What goes on the other end?

Sweet control box man! Where did you get the stainless steel enclosure?! BTW, I'm glad to see you're building a proper stand. That gorgeous set up deserves better than an old ping pong table:)!!

If you want to do full boils quickly you'll need to use at least a 3500 watt heating element in my opinion, 5500 watt is better. However, these require a 240V/30A electric service (standard dryer outlet). If you can get access to a dryer outlet you'd be good to go.

St. Louis is around 5 and a half hours from Cincy. If you're definitely interested I'd be willing to meet you somewhere in the middle (maybe Indianapolis or Terre Haut?) By the way. Here's a link to the video I promised I was working on. It's kind of lame and not the best quality, but it...

Replied via PM. But, to answer your question: I would be willing to try shipping, however, with the stand that would be expensive and difficult.

By the way, if there are any features you'd like that aren't currently on this system let me know. I'd be willing to work with you on adding them. For example, if you really want a timer on the control panel I'd be willing to add one and we could work out a price agreement.

I'm very excited to offer this system up for sale. I had some extra parts lying around after I built my current control panel and system so I decided it would be fun to use them to build another complete set up and then sell to someone looking to get into all grain or moving to all electric...

Yup, he's right. Its either on or off depending on your threshold. I highly recommend incorporating an on/off switch for the alarm because they are annoying as hell otherwise:)

Why are you so anxious to convert to electric now if you're moving in a year? If I were you I would just keep brewing the way you are now and save your money to use on your new electric system when you move. What are you going to do with all that cable after you move? You could just start...

I went the e-keggle route with my kal-inspired system. It certainly can be done with out any limitations. I personally wanted all welded connections so I went with keggles mostly for that reason.