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Hello Swagman, Where did you get the FB material from? I need two for a 3 keggle Brewtroller/HERMS system I'm building. Kev.

Perfect...thank you!

Left row (from top to bottom): 100a Main (this is a double pole kind but says 100a on only one of them, the other says nothing) 20a 50a (1st pole of a double pole breaker) 50a (2nd pole for the above breaker) 15a 20a 15a 15a 20a Right row (from top to bottom) 40a (1st pole of a...

100a service

Sorry for the late reply...I'll take a pic in a few...my son and I re going to take grandpa to lunch for his b-day.

I just looked at the breakers in the main panel and I'll list what is currently in there. There are two rows of breakers... Left row (from top to bottom): 100a Main (this is a double pole kind but says 100a on only one of them, the other says nothing) 20a 50a (1st pole of a double pole...

...I know...it's a huge mess right now. I really want to straighten it all out and get to building my brewery.

Cool...so all I need to run is 3 #6'ers from the house, and 1 solid copper from the rod...to the pipe...then to the subpanel. Easy enough! Cool, no concrete between these locations. I was just trying to figure out how mush to add to my cuurent measurments to compinsate for whats underground...

I forgot to mention something.. My house was built in the mid 1920's so none of the outlets were grounded. I remodeled (basically COMPLETELY gutted) my kitchen a couple years ago. When I did so, I put one of those long grounding rods into the ground next to the water main at the front of the...

My detached garage currently has a 25 amp 3 wire (only 3 wires going through the conduit from the panel on the house) service going to it. I wish to upgrade the wiring/service to 50 amps (minimum) for a brewtroller/eHERMS system I'm in the planning stages for. My first question for you all...

X2 on wanting to see Fareds. I have a bunch of Herculiner left over from lining the inside of my Jeep and would love to put it to use!

Sounds good!

What did you have in mind....perform primarily assembly functions (read schematics then solder/crimp/cable from them), or system design as well? Kev.

kjackbrown (cityprof name) here....hook a brotha up with the coni!