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If you want to make a Pilsner, then make a Pilsner... I'm all about experimenting, but at the same time I'm not just going to throw money away. Rice solids are used, as you stated, as a sugar adjacent. Its used to lighten the body of the beer, but still boost the abv. Usually see it in...

Also, your gonna have like MAYBE 5Ibus. Nowhere close to a pilsner, more like colt45.

Why? Where did you get the recipe? Its gonna have a lot of alcohol, be dry, and get you drunk...

1" NPS is the average water heater element thread. Haven't really seen anything different.

That will probably not work... It will be looking to see L1 and L2 having an equal load. If you use a neutral and L1 or L2 then the breaker will sense a load imbalance and figure the only other place the current is flowing is to ground, and then trip. You have to use a special breaker that...

You will see it a lot in multiple family housing, like condos in your case or extremely large homes. Other than that you will see older 240 3 phase power with 208 wild leg. Usually homes were wired single phase and a 3 phase drop to the ac unit. Getting off subject though...

Haven't seen much 208VAC (3 phase 115VAC) in residential applications, especially single family housing.

Thanks for the help and suggestions. I love the sight glasses.

Used 1" NPT tap and they thread in enough to seal with teflon. Passed leak test, I'm guessing they got a little buggered up when welding.

That's what the ""'s meant. The flavor most people look for with pumpkin is from spicing not the vegetal flavor of pumpkin. If you order a pumpkin latte and they make it with pumpkin only, it would probably taste like vomit. A high amount of pumpkin pies made are made with 100% butternut...

The "pumpkin" flavor comes from the spices not pumpkin. Some of the best pumpkin pies and pumpkin beer don't even use pumpkin....

You. I emailed you earlier. They wont thread enough to even seal with teflon tape.

Ive seen where some people have had issues getting their elements to thread into the 1" NPT spuds. I bought 2 types of camco elements and they both do not even come close to wanting to thread into the spuds. I'm reaching out to see if I can get some model #'s for the elements that people...

Thats not what I asked... Where is the white wire landed that goes to your outlet for the panel? Is it on the bus bar or is it on the breaker? Thats what I was getting to. You might want to look into getting a refund from the electrician you hired.

Where is the neutral that goes to your outlet coming from? Breaker or bus bar?

Also looks like it goes straight from outlet to element, no switch or contactor? Unplugging under load is dangerous and cycling the breaker will wear it out fairly quickly...

It would help if you could state what dryer it came off of. Also is this a 2 speed motor? Is there a capacitor/capacitors already on the motor? I can tell you how I would wire it up, but without ohming and identifying the windings of the motor, I cant tell you where to put the capacitor or...

Probably to cool fuel rods on a nuclear reactor...

Just because its humming doesn't mean its working... If the capacitor is bad it will hum until it trips the thermal overload. Is the compressor hot as hell to the touch? Does it cycle on and off? If its been drained or completely out of refrigerant and it has a low pressure cut off switch...

http://www.mrmalty.com/calc/calc.html The starter you made prolly did nothing more than tell you if your yeast was good. That size starter didn't give you much. If your OG was 1060 you would need a starter of almost 2.5L. Plus a starter doesn't mean your going to see activity right away.