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lol ok they're 2750w each making the total a mahooosive 11kw! What's the best way of powering it? Cheers H

Ok I decided to be safe and go for 4 elements, 2 in each :) I plan to run these 4 elements and a pump from a single heavy duty waterproof 240v plug outlet that is next to where the rig will go. Is this possible? I don't know much about electrics so this is all a bit confusing to me :D

I'm going to be brewing outside, but would really prefer an all-electric system :)

Pics of the keggles will come when I've heard back from kegwatch or coors :) I've been looking at these http://www.heatingelementcompany.co.uk/ ... roduct=287 2.75kw heating elements. I was wondering how many I will need for each keg (for the hot liquor tank and boil kettle). Will one element...

I decided to remove the pics of the kegs until I hear back from Coors regarding the legality of me owning them! I emailed them a week ago though and no reply! :( Edit: P.S. who's shane? :D

Hello there! My name's Henry, and I'm building a shiney 10 gallon HERMS brewery. The brewery will consist of 3 decommissioned kegs turned into keggles. I've decided to make this an E-Keggle system, fully PID controlled heating system and pump system. I'm still not sure whether it will be...

Hi guys, Thanks for taking the time to read it! And you're right I meant to put 4.5%! I will have to correct it tomorrrow when I'm a little more sober. Thanks, H

Hi guys and girls! I think this is my first post here :) I just wrote a blog post about my first brew attempts, I thought it would be cool to get some feedback on my recipe and hear what others had to say about the ways to improve it :) Continue Reading...