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I have the megapot and love it. really like the graduated markers on the inside.

I try to keep the pipeline rolling with 2 kegs on tap. 3rd keg ready to go. One lagering and one fermenting

Very nicely put LordUlrich!!! Skunkfunk - sure if the application call for it. I work solely in commercial and industrial so most of the motors I deal with have the addition of motor starter, freq drives and whatnot

You probably would've been alright with 12 AWG. It's not a motor load circuit so it won't have the initial current surge that motors have when they start up. I personally don't care for pushing the limits of breakers. IMO electrical equipment wears out considerably faster when it's taken to...

at least here in St. Louis 15A circuits are mainly for resi work. Almost all comm or industrial circuits are 20A.

I completely agree with this. It's way to complicated to explain since there are so many factors to contend with. When explaining electrical to DIYers I try to emphasize that over sized wire is just overkill while under sized wire is dangerous.

Common?? maybe on non inspected work. Any inspector worth a grain of salt should fail that installation. What people need to understand is that breakers are not installed for personal protection. They are for protecting the wire and that's all. 20A ran on 14 AWG wire, the wire and insulation...

There is a lot of misinterpretation and wrong info here about the NEC code book. That table 310.16 (the one linked above) is not as simple as everyone makes it out to be. There are numerous exceptions, exemptions and asterisks to be looked at. One asterisks stated at the bottom of the table...

I just made an Orange/American Wheat. I zested 5 blood red oranges and added to the boil with @ 5 mins left. I also took the fruit and steeped them in 160-170 degree water for about 20 mins. It made something similar to an orange tea and pour that into the primary. Fermentation is winding down...

I brewed a couple days ago and it was single digit temps. Didn't have any problem getting a proper boil.

5g American Wheat 334+5 = 339

Right or wrong I think Jeff from Exit 6 played it very well. A small brew pub from St. Peters Mo is now being talked about on almost every news outlet. Exit 6 has been packed since the story broke, standing room only. Not bad for a $6 investment!

I picked up one of these a couple months ago. I've brewed 5 batches with it and could not be happier. http://www.bagbrewer.com/index.html

+5 Hazelnut Brown +5 Centennial Blonde 52,482

I have the 10g MegaPot v1.2 and absolutely love it. I also picked up one of these bags instead of going with the basket. I've brewed two batches so far with this setup and couldn't be happier. http://www.bagbrewer.com/index.html

turned down my offer of $25. He countered with $34.50

I can probably come up an Urban Chestnut sticker or 2 for ya. Drink a pint in my honor and they are yours. PM me you shipping address and I'll get them in the mail to ya. Cheers

I'd reconsider the e-stop circuit if I were you. GFCI breakers are not designed to be continually tripped. They will wear out rather quickly using that design. I'd run a separate 120v circuit to control the coils of 4 separate 2 pole 240v contactors. Hit the e-stop in the 120v circuit and...

Sweet. Thanks so much. I read the manual and must have overlooked it.

can anyone tell me the depth of the Auber PID SYL-2352 Couldn't find it anywhere Thanks