Can anyone recommend me a 12/3 SJOOW cable? I have gone to every hardware store in my area, including electric supply shops and and no one has a 12/3 SJOOW cable rated higher that 90°c.
I dont mind ordering online, but I only need about 10' of cable, not a 200' roll haha..
Just finished assembling my hot rod and am leak testing it now. Assembly is relatively easy and the product is really brilliant in its simplicity.
No home improvement stores around me had the recommended power cable available by the foot, so I had to buy a 25' spool. Also, the standard SJOOW cable was only rated for up to 100C. While that probably would have been okay, I didn't want to risk it and bought a slightly more pricey product rated up to 105C. The drawback is that now I have about 10-12' of cable that I'll probably never use.
If anyone is building one and would like to avoid having to go out and find cable, send me a message. If you pay for a shipping label, I'll send you the remainder of my 12-3 SJEOOW cable so long as you promise to put it to good use.
Hey Bobby,
Sorry this is a long thread, any word on the hopback?
I'm hoping for a larger version. I use mine mainly as a pre-filter before going through the plate chiller using rice hulls. I brew 10-15 gallon batches so I couldn't see if I was getting the "hop back" aroma benefit.
I'm hoping for a larger version. I use mine mainly as a pre-filter before going through the plate chiller using rice hulls. I brew 10-15 gallon batches so I couldn't see if I was getting the "hop back" aroma benefit.
I think about 10 days.
still waiting on the hot rods I assume?
Have them now.
If you use a type K or RTD with a compact or even bare end to it, you can pull it down into the lower end of the drop tube and lodge it against the tube so it can read the metal temp directly. I found it acceptably accurate.
When I used mine I substituted the dry hopping phase with the hopback instead. I saw great benefit in the product but it clogged up on me. Can you tell me what amount of rice hulls you are using? Because when I tried it I got plugging.
One thing I have not had a chance to play around with is potentially a decent solution is to use the M6 bolt that is part of the PT-100 probe as the bolt to attach the ground wire. The reason it may work is that I have an M6 nut welded inside the enclosure for the ground. I just don't know if it will catch enough threads to be secure.
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