boybrewer
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Hey Raven and all AGers;
I purchased one electric kettle for $20 and a friend gave me another but that one doesn't work , so off to Target to get another. So far the brew stand and the electrification of the HLT has cost $20 woohoo. I'm convinced now electricity makes life easier.My stand is almost complete I , just set it up for the ****.I have a 55lt esky with a copper manifold and it works a treat.I have used an electrical lead from a computer which plugs straight into the kettle socket, I would like to show it but apparently it will only allow 1.11MB and I have already used up 909.83K of it.so I will post it later.With one element going it took around 35 mins to reach 86 C which is good but with two I reckon it will take half as long , which is quicker than gas. :icon_drool2:
I purchased one electric kettle for $20 and a friend gave me another but that one doesn't work , so off to Target to get another. So far the brew stand and the electrification of the HLT has cost $20 woohoo. I'm convinced now electricity makes life easier.My stand is almost complete I , just set it up for the ****.I have a 55lt esky with a copper manifold and it works a treat.I have used an electrical lead from a computer which plugs straight into the kettle socket, I would like to show it but apparently it will only allow 1.11MB and I have already used up 909.83K of it.so I will post it later.With one element going it took around 35 mins to reach 86 C which is good but with two I reckon it will take half as long , which is quicker than gas. :icon_drool2: