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Just a thought. These elements are made for household water heaters. They screw in with just a gasket - no soldering. Even over-zealous electric safety codes are fine with it that way.

Haven't had the time to watch yet. Is your review style really good? Up there with the masters? Do you go on about how awesome your beer is while showing us your tiled table top?

Yeah! That's it! Brew Rig!

I believe that would be BATH ROOM OUTLET

Soldered: http://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/2etc4s.htm

Dark Horse Arcadia Bell's

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This will turn on bit B3:0/0 at 6:45 am assuming you have the RTC set to the correct time.

Quite well, I'd say.

I seem to remember a ThePol from years ago, also from Indianapolis. Any relation?

I like to brew, so multiple 5 gallon batches = more brewing time than fewer 10 (or more) gallon batches. I don't have an unlimited budget, so I'm already near the max of what I can brew. I like to drink what I brew too much, 5 gallons doesn't seem to last very long. I'd probably end up going...

Why couldn't you do the other things when using the IC?

I see you are controlling the speed of the pump. What kind is it?

okee dokee

And you don't wash down your food prep surfaces....

Yeah, but how long has good beer been made? Nobody is saying that you can't make beer by just throwing the ingredients together, just that to make better beer requires a bit more attention to detail. Not all of us make beer just to get drunk, some of us like to make the best beer we possibly can.

Depends on if you just want to make beer that tastes good, or if you want to be able to make the best beer and make it the same beer over and over.

So, I sent an email asking about the "non-oxidized" air thing. Here is the prompt response I got back: "The nanoseal is reactive to pressures above standard atmospheric pressure. This means, during fermentation, escaping Co2 from the fermentation process is greater than the external (room)...

Give it a swift kick Plug it in Program it Wire it Replace it Take away its cell phone

Found this somewhere on the web, BeerAdvocate, I think: Michelob (typo in the below ad, apparently) at the time was all-malt, as were a number of the others according to testimony given by Adolphus Busch before Congress in 1903, in which he stated "... the beer of this company is made...