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For the sake of accuracy that would be spelled trawling :)

4/6 AWG solid core wire such as Romex will fit in the side the plug housing. Power supply for lightning is; as both are a resistance load.

Of course! I was trying to answer the exact question, you know stay on tropic... The switch craft option... not mandate!

"Cheep knock-offs" can have different ratings then what they are "cheep knock-offs" of, right?

They are 24mm which is just under an inch ( 0.94488") so a 1" hole saw will work well! Sent from my DROID RAZR using Home Brew mobile app

Go Production Caramore center for the performing arts Event technology To supply power for both theatrical lighting and power supply for amplification. All the come to mind at the moment.

These are professional grade connecters; they are not over engineered to be fool proof (not implying anyone on this thread this is a fool). My system has been up and running with them for 2 years now and I’ve brewed a fair amount beer and they continue to meet all expectations. I've not had any...

In May it was at 1010 when I transfered it to a 5 gallon carboy. It was a good fit, about 2 inches of head space below the stopper. It was then put behind my furnace until it was pulled out on November 30th and transfered into a 5 gallon oak barrel thena buddy got from single cut brewery. After...

He's my 30 amp 10 gallon batch electric HERMS system. I went around and around in DIY forum, this thread in particular trying to decide what to put it on. And then I saw a cart like this at work and found one at theshelvingstore.com that fit my need for $120 delivered and got a 20% off coupon...

The switchcraft plugs and outlets that I have used for the last 18 months were manufactured for power supply among other things, I'm still very happy I decided to incorporate them into my 30 amp system. I'm extremely happy that I can disconnect the power supply cord at the kettle, I highly...

Sani-Clean 5ml per liter and everything will come off even the most stuck on char will flake off after a few days of soaking. I found a container used for storing spaghetti and keep it fill with the solution, right after I fill fermentors I pull the element and drop in.

Not to split hairs but I think Justin said that the brewer were to busy to discuss the recipes but regardless no CYBI :(

Leave them open out in the direct sun all day, it worked for the 15 gallon plastic conical I have.

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I've done option 3, I pulled maybe 8 ozs when fermentation appered to be at its peek and pitch it into a slowing/stopped batch that was pitched with T-58 dry yeast. It was at 1.018 when I decided to dose it with 3711 and it finish 1.010. I let go for another 10-14 days after I pitched the 3711.

I got mine from here: http://www.oringsandmore.com I got a bag of 15 for my elements, I also put together 25 o ring kits for cornys and a few other o rings I need for my build and my order with shipping was under $20 if I remember correctly.

Yes, best deal I've seen too even w/ shipping, I've seen used one go for more in the HBT for sale section. Didn't think I need one until I saw this deal

Just bought some kegging stuff from www.nybrewsupply.com and got a coupon code for a $45 aluminum co2 tank it appears you get the deal as long as you buy one other thing. Wanted to pass on the deal, just ordered one myself, my 20# tank is great for home but not so much for a party or pushing...

I was just putting together a recipe on hopville.com and I saw Yellow Dog as a fermentable ingredient... is this why? :)

Not true, I'm my experences and others that have posted in this thread and others threads on 3711, it is unique. It frements quickly reaching very close to the specific gravity of water. 3711 strain produces an ample amount of glycerol along with the fermentation so despite the extremely low FG...