Gas or Electric?
What do you use and how long does it take to get a 23L batch up to mash temp.
being based in Wellington without a garage im very 50/50 as gas is quicker? but wind has a big effect and cant be used inside. Electric i can use inside so can brew rain or shine? but is slower?
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Permalink Reply by Kerry Davis on
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If you are thinking about installing from the side, I just found this (2nd post) where he's done exactly that.
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Permalink Reply by Patrick on
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How are you finding the electric jug elements in the boil kettle? Are you having any issues with scorhing of the wort? I am thinking about something similar.
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They're going great and for the price you really can't go wrong and spares are only as far as your local Warehouse or Kmart! No scorching that I'm aware of - Cheers!
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Permalink Reply by Dave W on
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Looks good Chris!
Not looking myself as I don't even have time to use my current rig, but what were you thinking of looking for pricewise?
Bound to be someone lurking on here that'd be interested. :o)
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Permalink Reply by Chris on
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depends how you want it, current state is lid off and 1/2' BSP socket welded (both inside and out) in place. can do another like i have (everything 100% stainless, ball valve, 2x 2200watt elements, brew thermometer wire braid, hose tails, T joint etc etc) or anything between. no idea what its worth as just kegs go for over a hundred on TM. make an offer, but ballpark would be 120-130 i guess?
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Where are you Chris? Very keen on one with the braided hose for mashing to step up from BIAB.
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im in wellington, but can drop off between here and hawkes bay. send me a txt on 0220901730 if your keen
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