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I use a 240volt/30amp service with a GFCI breaker. I had blichmann pots so stuck with them and added water heater elements. Take a look at Kai's excellent site on how to get a lot of this done. I built my own controller, drilled all pots and the control box. It is an e-herms system. Building...

I just received my lid a few days ago and saw it was a little too big as well. I ran a test this morning and it seals well on a G1 10 gallon Blichmann, although it doesn't rest on the flanges perfectly.

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Sounds like the right thing to do. All the best.

Since you posted, asking you to reconsider. I have the same mix breed. Very energetic, very loyal, also head strong. Training and consistency help. Can’t imagine the last 13 years without her. Best dog ever! Here is our old girl.

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I made it out of plywood, 2x4, j-channel, screws and caulk. I can’t remember if I found a thread here on HBT, or TheElectricbrewery.com. I’ll search around. White part is FRP panel. Update: Found the HBT thread: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/threads/5-1-2-foot-diy-hood-for-approx-75.371453/

@Brewbuzzard. I made it out of plywood, 2x4, j-channel, screws and caulk. I can’t remember if I found a thread here on HBT, or TheElectricbrewery.com. I’ll search around. White part is FRP panel.

You could put the head of Kramer on that bird. Pretty... pretty... pretty good.

I have been using a ceramic reptile bulb for years I haVe been thinking of adding a fan for circulation.

Is it too late? I'm in.

Good article! I have used the STC-1000 for many years but now only use the Raspberry Pi running the BrewPi software. This device is excellent at maintaining temperatures by making very small changes in the temperature of your fermentation chamber. I use a reptile element in a light socket for...

I had a problem leak that did not show when using soapy water (no bubbles). I used a small piece of hose and placed it at my ear and then checked each of the connection points. Make sure you're in a quiet room. Good luck!