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Thanks i was loking at jays stuff originally but went with my wallet instead of my gut and now im paying twice

even on 1/2 flow it would compact after 30 mins

Thanks Jay thats what I figured and was blinded by price when i bought it, what do you have that would work?

ive been an electric RIMS brewer for a few years, had to sell the old system now built another. I had some issues. the equipment 15G sanke MLT 10" perforated False bottom RIMS tube March pump RIMS return is a single 1/2 hose hugging inside of MLT problems were that grain bed became...

first brew day was a disaster berfore i started a SSR popped adios $5 POS I adapted and used another outlet 10" false bottom may not be big enough grain bed became compacted decreasing flow causing RIMS element to trip CB, reqiured constant clearing of compacted grain. My plate...

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2352, I did auto tune and calibrate maybe ill try it again 5500W element 240V 50A. Same power I used on my last electric setup (with BCS) Thanks

First time Auber PID user Conducted water test tonight, was able to heat water to strike temp no problem except it overshot my setting by 4 degrees? I was able to maintain RIMS temp flawlessly. My other problem was boiling I set the PID to 215 and the highest temp that I was able to...

Home Depot has it in spray cans, not sure of cost

first brew day comming up soon. On my previous electric system the first brewday was the worst ever! - uncontrollable RIMS temps from a loose wire - false bottom came loose - several other issuse this one hopefully will be better

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All done going to do a complete run through with water and then brew a saison

I have used various QDs on my last 3 systems High temp plastic QDs - expensive for plastic and I had to drill out the "cross" to get good flow MoreBeers SS QDs - expensive but worked great!!!! No complaints Kent QDs - cheap and that might be their only good point ....... Yet to brew with...

I just built a panel based on this below I used #10 wire for the 240v components and #14 for the rest no switch for panel power but a switch for PID power.

Powered the control box today and tested with water. Worked great! I'm not really digging the Kent QD's, (i loved the more beer QD's I had on my previous system but they are $$$ may go with cam locks) Thanks again PJ for the schematic. Need switch placards Need to install my Exhaust fan