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This is a good heatsink, but you will need a fan if mounting it inside a box.

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Looks like it should work with no problem.

Do you have any link to this probe spec?

Bigger P make PID works more like a thermostat. Increased D helps compensate sudden changes in temperature.

I'd try to set something like this P=20, I=1, D=2

in average 10 gallon uninsulated pot loosing around 300-600 Watt as heat loss (when not boiling).

It's not true. You can connect two 3 wire RTD probe to one PID using one DPDT switch with no problem.

Surface are definitely affect visual boiling intensity. But do not mix up boiling intensity and boiling off rate. If we are talking about the same heating power a bigger surface may have less visual boiling intensity but evaporation speed could be even bigger than in a narrow wessel.

See here - https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f170/pid-porn-hp612-vs-xmt612-vs-syl-2362-strip-show-476122/#post6791716

Find one more Auber analog - N2006P Probably the closest one. On a left side is Auber on a right side is N2006P

Auber (and its analogs) is more versatile, flexible and has more ways to be fine tuned. But in most cases you need only basic functionality. And MyPin is a good choice.

Yes it can, but you need to use a relay output or additional circuitry.

Why not? You still can do it with DPDT switch.

It takes only1 minute to find a proper switch - http://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-660V-32A-16-Terminals-3-Positions-Rotary-Selector-Cam-Changeover-Switch-/190818503022

Most 220V LED works OK on 120Volts. So one 220V LED wired in parallel with your heater should do what you want

Stc comes with thermosensor, so actual difference will be around $15

Yes, STC will work OK for HLT, but for RIMS you'll need a PID.

Sure, you need a contactor and SSR only if you want to control a heating element.