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Zip tie. Use a pair or pliers to pull them tight around the PID then push it against the panel.

If you're a DIY kind or guy, funnel the steam into a pipe/tube with the outlet end is submerged into a container with water. It'll condense the steam for you. Kind of like this:

I have an extra one. Pay the shipping and it's yours. PM me your address and I'll send you mine too and you can check out the price to have it shipped.

He's one of those guys you can't help but like no matter what he does to get you mad. He offered to buy me a new one. But I decided to give the cleaning a try first. As to why he didn't clean up. He said he went upstairs to help his kid with some homework and forgot all about it.

Took my 10 gallon setup to a friend's house on Sunday, 10gl cooler, 2 stainless pots, rims, pumps, brew panel. This was supposed to be dog and pony show for his SWMBO. Mashed, boiled, and into fermentor. Got paged from work and had to leave. I repeatedly made by friend swear he'd clean...

Ooops! I just realized I brought back to live a 2 year old post... I had a rhizome in my back yard, full sun and auto drip irrigation and just now, after 2 months it finally has a little green shoot poking out of the ground. The others are doing very good. It's winter, your rhizomes are...

I'll take the "Three secondary Micromatic regs w/ mounting plate slightly used $85" if still available.

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Oh, no. I was refering back to my unsanitary experience :)

Yes, reboiling it would've done the job just fine. I mean, you can brew beer with water from a duck pond and it'll come out just fine. I believe in this case, the issue was that we saw what the secret ingredient was and how it got in there. It was just wrong...

You are correct, it is the INput that takes the 9v. I've corrected my post above. According to your continuity test, the bulb should stay lit with or without the 9v battery applied across the input and you'll know the SSR is fried.

1. Completely disconnect the SSR 2. To the output, connect a light bulb 3. To the INput, connect a 9 volt battery Does the bulb light up as it should? If not, replace SSR.

Visit your local Home Depot, they have a nice variety of tool boxes, both plastic and metal that will do the job just fine.

Dog saliva is known for its awesome antibacterial properties :)

You don't mention anything about using just one type of malt with your single hop series, so this may not be what you want, but if you search the forum for "SMaSH" might get you on your way. Just in case: SMaSH => Single Malt Single Hop.

$35 + shipping -> http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/Tubing-3ACH7?Pid=search You can probably find it cheaper than that too.

Seagull took a dump in the air as it flew by and it fell right into the BK as we turned off the heat and about to run the wort through the chiller... One of my buddies started to barf, another laughed uncontrollably for a few minutes. Most of us just stared at each other in a shocked daze for...

LOL Next time I pay more attention and not waste a post... Years of working with electronics and relay is always a relay and a ssr is always an ssr. In my circles anyway. The multiple uses of "relay" in the op threw me off. No bid deal. By the way, the long winded description applies to...

The reason the relay humms or buzzes is that the pole faces on the relay are not aligning properly. This could be a result of the relay being out in the weather and developing a coat of rust on it. If the relay stops the noise when given a tap on its side then that is the cause. The other cause...

Keep it simple. Get the 120v and enjoy the extra 300 watts.