First go with new induction setup
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WillieBananas
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Brew day went fairly smooth. New cooler mash tun sprung a leak, not too bad though. Volumes in beersmith weren't correctly set for to "build", so I came up a little short. All in all took about 5 hours start to finish. Pretty much the same as before I moved to the basement. The benefit was that I no longer have to lug everything up and down stairs. So I'm pretty happy.
I am utilizing two Max Burton burners. The top tier is the smaller 1800w one. Took 35-40 minutes to bring my strike water to temp. After mashing I used the 3000w burner(craigslist for $85. What a steal). Was at a nice boil within 30 minutes. Not to shabby. I think eventually I will be able to dial it to about 4 hours.
I am utilizing two Max Burton burners. The top tier is the smaller 1800w one. Took 35-40 minutes to bring my strike water to temp. After mashing I used the 3000w burner(craigslist for $85. What a steal). Was at a nice boil within 30 minutes. Not to shabby. I think eventually I will be able to dial it to about 4 hours.
WillieBananas
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So far I really enjoy the induction method!
