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Kevin, or anybody else, I'm interested in splitting a subscription. Let me know. Todd

I'm in.

I'm curious about the float switches. Any chance you could post pics? How'd you go about building, installing, etc., them?

I live in Grand Rapids, MI. What's the name of your store? All the best with the sale.

I'm in!

While very cool (no pun intended), it's also very pricey. I'm hoping to find a way to automatically switch back and forth between heating and cooling, as the need arises, as inexpensively as possible.

I would like to control the temps (heating and cooling) on a fermentation chamber automatically. I know it's possible to change manually from heating to cooling, but is there a way to have a heater and cooler hooked up and then have some device that will automatically switch to heating or...

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Hey all, I've searched for "stainless mesh" and found a few threads. I'm looking for the best source (meaning least expensive). While Grainger and McMaster Carr are sources, are there others? And, for what exactly am I looking? I want to make a stainless hop spider for the BK, something...

I Pm'd you earlier.

Do you anything holding down the false bottom? Or, does the grain bed hold it down?

By the way, Bobby, have you thought of an idea to hold the false bottom down in the MT, given the bottom drain? I'm thinking a false bottom, by itself, might move initially as the grain moves around by stirring and the like.

Bobby's kits work great. Not sure I'd take the time to cut the skirt off, but with a good cutting disk it shouldn't take too much time.

I just did what you're proposing to a keg in similar shape. So, I have a bottom-drain MT with a bent up skirt at the top. I simply free-hand cut an opening in the bottom of the keg which now is the top and use the tap connection for a bottom drain (tri-clover fitting from Bobby's online...

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The Auberin PID model is SYL-2352. And the RTD is Dwyer TE-IBN-DO648-14 (ordered from Grainger).

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How do I wire a Grainger (Dwyer) PT100 RTD to my Auber PID? I'm using a 3-pin XLR. The Grainger PT100 only has two wires. So, what do I do with a 3-pin XLR and a 2-wire PT100? I recall something about using jumpers on the Auber PID, but I'm curious if anybody can confirm the proper wiring...

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Excellent! Thanks!