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    Propane to Electric w/ cooler mash tuns

    @wilserbrewer My first batch when I add an element, I think I'll continue with my cooler method. This is in line with your minimalistic approach; I don't want to make too many changes to my brew day all at once. But if/when I do change to BIAB w/o adding some sort of false bottom, have you...
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    Propane to Electric w/ cooler mash tuns

    All good advice! For the element - installing a ripple element on a 15 gallon pot where I don't imagine boiling much more than 8 gallons of water at a time; probably looking to install 3-5 inches from the bottom? I would think this gives me enough room for the trub but also close enough to the...
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    Propane to Electric w/ cooler mash tuns

    I'm torn on my location right now. I have a separate garage (20x10) that I just put a new concrete pad in. But no water, plumbing, or enough power. I've been debating on going all in and sectioning off a 10x10 space that's climate controlled, with a sub-panel, and water/plumbing. But I'm in the...
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    Propane to Electric w/ cooler mash tuns

    Thank you for the insight and good to know I'm not alone in my thoughts process. -RIMS/HERMS may be one of those things I can "add on" later. That's kind of why I like this method vs Grainfather; I can build onto my setup and grow with it. -Power won't be a problem, this will be in my basement...
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    Propane to Electric w/ cooler mash tuns

    Been looking to find the best way to brew through the seasons while utilizing the equipment I've already invested in as much as possible. Right now I brew with a propane burner using cooler mash tuns and am hoping to continue this method by only changing my heat source. I've read through several...
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