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another option is to ditch the crimped connectors altogether, provided your terminals are rated to accept 'naked' conductors. most of the typical compression-type terminals used do not require crimps and it is very common in industry to not use crimps either. screw-only terminals can be a...

+10 gal belgian tripel 10,001 gallons

cleaned two kegs

brewed a belgian tripel. getting up to boil, temp display read 198 degrees so i turned around to mess with some hops. looked back 30 seconds later and the damn kettle was about to boil over, display still read 198 degrees. wtf? jiggled the temp probe wire, display jumped to 211 degrees. so...

+10 gal bell's two hearted ale 8,731.5

cleaned three kegs

dry hopped a two hearted clone

i'm in!

i love those random ebay stores like this. sanitary tri-clamps and rear window wiper assemblies!

not sure if this ever got figured out but check out part 7 of the pdf link, describes how to auto-tune. http://images.ebrew.supply/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/01101534/EBS-FT101_Controller.pdf

cleaned my taps and beer lines

+10 gal german pilsner 7,571.5

replaced the di resin in my ro/di system. i ran it for a while but damn if the tds readings would not drop. after a few minutes of going bananas, i realized the issue: had the damn canister in upside down. flipped it over and now a glorious 0 ppm tds coming out of the system.

+10 gal baltic porter 7,427

lol, racking on the bed. i kegged a baltic porter, cleaned the conical.

spare glycol pump for my chiller

i typical set my chiller to about 55 when fermenting at 68 for an ale and leave the heater unplugged. plenty of heat from the fermentation process that adding a heater is just asking for yo-yo heater/chiller operation. in the summer, my basement is warm enough that i can let the brew free-rise...

two kegs from aih. had a sale, worked out to $72 each for a new keg and that included shipping!

once you throw power on the thing and assuming the breaker doesn't trip, you can use the voltage function to confirm you are getting 120v where you are supposed to. operate the switches without elements or the pump plugged in, measuring voltage at the receptacles these items would plug into.

brewed up a baltic porter. also my shortest brew day ever, 5.75 hours (10 gal) and that includes clean up.