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I'm ALL IN! 1. Lael (x2) 2. natdene 3. shaodw 4. gap 5. kingy 6. barneey - clear too 7. ArnieW 8. Putrino 9. Mitch_76 10. tateg 11. LiquidCurrency 12. rafinus 13. crazyhorse 14. marksy (x 2) 15. JB 16. Neo__04 17. Masters Brewery 18. Cervantes 19. Rogermellie 20. sipahono 21. BobCharlie 22...

Edak, I`m a homebrewer. Yes, crazy! hahahaha Edak, Lael and Dave, My major concern is because of a few physical limitations on my house where my brew sculpture/setup will be will at least 5/6 meters away from the power outlet, so unplugging it in an emergency will be very time consuming and...

Here's one... And another. Now you have seen it. And i'm not crazy. The ability to disable the heating element is a constant issue in all wiring diagrams in Electric Brewing section of Home Brew Talk. All diagrams show a contactor for this. Look for "list of P-J diagrams" and you will see it...

Edak, Sorry if i did not make myself clear. In portuguese contactor and relay are the same. In several electric control panels there are relays that can power or disable the heating elements. Those relays are used to change between vessels (like HLT and Boil) and to disable the heating element...

Nobody mentioned about a safety contactor in the power line that goes to the element. Eventually the SSR may leak some power and it can be dangerous. Does anybody included this feature in the control box?

Today I woke up at 5am. I had nothing to do until 8, so i made this simple and quick bread for my breakfast.

Wess, Whe are supplied by either 110V, 220V, 360V, 440V and plus, in 60hz (with Neutral and Ground from the distributor). I have 110v and 220v in my Electric Power Panel. All my 110v (Fase+Neutral+Ground) outlets are rated 10A, and all my 220v (F+F+G) are rated 20A. It would be easy to make...

Ditchnbeer Thanks for your advice. The help form a qualified technician is a really great assistance. A few friends were in doubt in the connections too, so i made a new lay-out and will be glad if you comment. Thanks again Fabrizio

Pokey Thanks for your advice on the lights. The outlet is already protected with a 20a breaker. Thanks again.

Hello folks, I`m building an Single vessel unit (Braumeister clone) but i have a few electrical issues in my home. I live in an old apartment were the outlets are 220V rated 20A. I cannot replace or change this setup. So i designed the following wiring lay-out and need your experience and...

If anybody comes to Brazil, be shure to try the new INVICTA 1000 - Imperial IPA. I tried today. 1000 IBUs, What a punch! It tastes much fresh and citrus, like if a hurricane just smashed massive pine forrest! (Hahahahahahahaha, WTF is that coment? Hahahahahahahaha). I never tasted any beer this...

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Folks, Sorry if i took so much time to reply. Thank you all for the kind welcome. If anybody come to Brazil please send me a message so we can reach out and drink some beers. Ballantynebrew - Thanks for your compliment. Don`t forget to PM me for a "Bar Tour". I reccomend "Cervejaria Nacional"...

Yob, We have only 4 suppliers. In Brasil there's only one malt supplier (good) and one liquid yeast lab (great!), but not a single plantation. We have imported malts (Weyerman, Castle, not always fresh) hops (not even fresh) and a few gear. All good ingredients and top brewing gear comes from...

Hey chug!chug!, thanks for your reply! The Brazilian market is owned by the evil giant INBEV (Ambev+Interbrew+Anheuser-Bush), that sells several brands of "crappy corn tea" that they call beer. Only a few good breweries are active like Colorado, Baden-Baden, Eisenbah, Bamberg, and another...

Hello all, Here in Brazil the "brew culture" is not widespread, so i need to rely on foreign forums and knowledge for my own development. I brew for 4 years but still learning every brew day. I brew AG and due to my tight space (apartment), mostly Mini-mashes (5-7 Liters). I participate "Home...