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I think just connecting the other hot to the other side of the coil would cause the LED to always be on, including the coil to always have 120V across it.

They still have the 9th, but you may want to take this back.

They kind of look like wine tanks, I'd try searching in wine supplies.

Not a fan of KC, but this is one of the most enjoyable games I've seen in a while. May have to stay up till the end!

All them older ladies in the Cialis commercials.

Good to know. I thought it would be, but wasn't 100% sure without the code book in front of me.

This would be good to know, I made an assumption that this panel is feed directly from utility, which it may not be.

The three coming in from utility are hot, hot and neutral. I'd get an electrician, not the one who installed your GFCI, come and take a look and properly ground your system.

Maybe there's something I'm missing or it's not shown in the photo of your panel, but is there a grounding electrode conductor in the panel? There should be a larger ground wire from panel ground to earth ground.

Nothing to do with the GFCI tripping, but what size wire is going from your 30A breaker to the outlet? Is should be at least #10. From the photo it doesn't look like #10, but the photo could be deceiving. Also, was a new wire run from the panel to your new outlet? Is all wiring to for the...

Since they are local to me:

I'm in!

But why? The package of WLP001 that they show says to direct pitch unless the gravity is over 1.070 or the yeast is beyond it's date, then make a starter.

I just came across these in the current issue of Zymurgy, and they are going to be available for homebrewers (http://www.whitelabs.com/homebrewernews). I wonder if they are all directly pitchable with no recommended starter (for a normal 5 gallon batch)? I also wonder what the opinion of the...

I'll add to the collection:

Great giveaway!

Here's a post I had in reference to codes for control panels:

The tube on top I use for whirlpool, and I bought it from Bargain Fittings. I have it sitting several inches off the bottom. My pickup, on the bottom, is only a 90 degree elbow no tube attached.

Perhaps I can send you some bottles from here in NY where they're 5 cents. It will help the cause, doubling your profit!

With the template and a step bit the install of the coil was relatively straightforward. Just as a caution, with the three prongs there's not a whole lot of room for error. For a pickup tube I have a 90 degree elbow right off the vessel wall, so it doesn't even reach the coil and the coil is...