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Iv made this this several times but this time I used an ounce of Columbus hops and it is very good if you like the citrisy grapefrute finish.

I wonder if one of these would work for an element controller I hope the link works http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-3800W-0-220v-Voltage-Regulator-light-Bulbs-Dimming-Speed-Temperature-Control-/230829094295?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35be7c7597#ht_2525wt_942

I have a controll panel with a pid and a pwm that I built. I'v used it to do xtract batches and to can pickles in a smaller pot. I'm building an 80qt pot to do 15 gal biab and I was concerned about scorching. It's my understanding that even with a controll panel when the elements are firing they...

How will it effect the amp. wattage, ect. if I wire two 4500 what elements in series. Will I have 9k whats or a extra low density 4500? I could probably drag out the book and figure this out, but I know some of you guys know it by heart. What I'm shooting for is a more gentle heat to avoid...

Booz and sex; What will they think of next?

I modified my basket by cutting the bottom out about five inches from the bottom, turning it upside down, and reataching it with ss pop rivits. I fashoned the bottom piece into a stand using the excess as legs to keep the basket up off the bottom of the kettle. I've got about 5 inches under the...

There isn't any number on the chip. I picked this up real cheap and figured I might be able to use it. I'v got about all the parts to build some on walker's design, but I got this so cheap I couldn't pass it up. This stuff has really came down in price compared to a few years ago. I used to...

Hi guys 12V-24V 3A DC Motor Speed Control PWM HHO RC Controller | eBay 12V-24V 3A DC Motor Speed Control PWM HHO RC Controller I got one of these off ebay. it looks like it has a timer other than a 555; is anyone familliar with this circut? It has a 47 or could be a 4.7uf cap and I was...

I think I will go ahead a put together a yeast catcher, that should help with the clogging possibility.

Has anyone used one of these valves yet. Mine arrived yesterday and as I suspected the flow is reduced quite a bit, looks like about 3/4. It's a good looking valve, but I'm afraid it's going to have problems with clogging. I'm thinking about sealing my lid and running a blow off tube into a...

Unbelievable, I just ordered this thing yesterday morning and the UPS man just delivered it. I'm not very far from them but I figured at least 3 days.

Just ordered one of these from Ohio Valley thanks for the link.

I have used beano from the WalMart when I couldn't get amylase enzyme. It worked fine in the secondary to dry out the beer, went to .001 in a light beer I was making.

you can add some amylase enzyme or beano to secondary or in the primary. It will convert the long chain sugars to shorter chains that the yeast can use. It takes a while at fermenting temps, but will take your gravity down near .000 and make a dry beer. I have done this before when I used corn...

My electric build is coming along, but slowly. I have a relay panel with receptacles, each with its own power on light right above it, mounted on the wall right next to my 60 amp gfi. I hook to my control box with a tail light plug for a trailer. I have plenty of room to expand for more...

It shouldn't skunk unless you used hops and let it get sunlight or florescent light. I don't know if tea will skunk.

Just click on the batch size or boil size and you can set it to anything you want it to be.

This IPA is hopped with simco, chinook and cascade to 70 IBUs as printed on the label. I found this to be a fairly balanced IPA with a good citrisy bitterness. Very drinkable at a price that is affordable.

could the relays clicking have something to do with the frost free cycle on the newer units

Yea, I'm building my system about like his only using an 80qt alum pot with a steamer basket for biab. I got an ice cream freezer motor I'm going to use to stir the mash. I'm going to have continuous re-circulation and stop stirring at the last part of the mash to let the grain bed settle and...