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I can try and get a few up in the next couple of days. Finally a free weekend coming up after being out of town the last 6 weekends! Still have a few things to finish up in the basement but its coming together.

Yes I was just being loose with my terminology, but I appreciate the correction and feedback. Yep, I plan to have an outlet on the wall for the spa panel. That's what I thought you were getting at. Thanks again

It helps a lot! I am a little confused on your last 2 items listed. You said "(not sure why you want this, its easier to just attach a cord to the control panel that unplugs at the other end.)" Can you explain this a little further? I guess here is how I envisioned the wiring diagram...

I really appreciate your feedback! I did look around to the best of my ability to try and find better prices on items. I did find RTD probes on ebay for much less money, but was confused that they were all 4 pin connections vs 3 pin. I guess here is the comparison. BIAB kit is $335...

I called and asked them. They said it was no problem.

Edit, After pricing all of the parts out. It comes very close to the 30a BIAB kit from Electric Brewing supply (Especially when you figure in shipping from multiple companies). I am able to order the kit without their PID so I can just put in the EZboil...

Thanks to everyone for all of your feedback! I like both designs. The first one is very simple (which is good for me). The other part of me knows that down the road I will be all electric. I think I should go simple to start like the first design. Then once I go all electric I can do a new...

I just finished my keezer! 6 faucets 4 standard Perlicks (CO2) 1 Stout (Beer Gas) 1 Wine (Nitrogen) Made with Barnwood, corrugated steel, a grape brandy whiskey barrel, and epoxy on the top with metallic blue silver and white.

I will try and make this short and sweet, but it usually doesn't end up that way for me. If I use wrong terminology feel free to correct me as I have little experience around the internal components of electronics, and I want to do it right. The good news is my buddy knows a fair amount about it...

Figured I would jump in here and give a quick background on myself and how I got started brewing. I have been lurking for about a year and figured it may be time to give back. Name: Phil Nebraska Married 2 Kids (one on the way) Golf Hunting/Fishing Smoking Food Most importantly Brewing...

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