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now that is what i would call a real nut likker thanks for the tip

Thanks for the replies and advice. Believe me I definitely don't want to go back to work for those bastards and I will certainly be going for blood. I just downloaded the EEOC Intake Questionaire and will be mailing it at the earliest opportunity. The closest local office is about three hours drive...

my best advice would be to contact your Union representative. what is the ratio if employees over the age of 55? have you noticed this trend in the past ? you can bet this will be happening a lot in the future with the ones locked in at higher pensions. we have a lot of soldiers coming home and a lo...

Waygrumpy I think you are on the right track i have considered using the pid for control but if you notice many argue that it will not work due to cycling the element on/off but most people do not understand the concept of fuzzy logic controls.

thanks jake_leg i found these cheaper $6.53 on this site owned by the eBay seller at this price if they last 4-5 runs they can be considered disposable and great for the hobbyist http://www.suntekstore.com/search.php?encode=YTozOntzOjg6ImNhdGVnb3J5IjtzOjE6IjAiO3M6ODoia2V5d29yZHMiO3M6NToiMzgwMHciO3M6...

one other for you if you plan on using the PT100 thermocouple weld in a SS 8mm flair nut.

I will make it easy for you use this for your heating element http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-NPT-HALF-COUPLING-150-CAST-304-STAINLESS-STEEL-/330475587411?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4cf1e14753" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow while you are at it add...

i guess he couldn't sell it on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/15-Gallon-Keg-C ... 2318944dd0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" rel="nofollow

I am a electrician with a 5 year union apprenticeship and 20 years experience and a EPRI certification under my belt . a half coupling only cost $5 and you have 1/3 the welding seam with them compared to having the ferrules welded in i am curious as to how the tri clamp is more user friendly. and wi...

I was looking at using the clamp and ferrules but instead i went with a stainless half coupling to be welded in in fact i ordered 2 1 for the heating element and one for a ball valve to drain with it is a lot cheaper than having to buy all the sani ferrules and clamps.

being a newbie I will do my part and try the $10 3800W unit from ebay-3800W-SCR-Voltage-Regulator-Dimming-Light-Speed-Control with a 3800W heating element. I ordered the parts last night i will report back when the parts come in this should work on a 20A 2 pole circuit.

thanks for keeping this forum and wealth of knowledge available to us all.

Thanks for the heads-up Bushman I called my 3 local stores they have 12 in stock between them price you quoted verified.

My Rhode Island Reds do that, but me don't, cool ass eggs is all I get.

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Hum why did that pic remind me of the chicken Man from the movie Devil's Rejects.

thank you Prairiepiss that was painless LoL now that i have the Answers i was looking for I can concentrate on building my PID heating controller.

Being a newbi myself i found this thread and many others looking for answers that are not in them, i have a large file of many still designs and pics that i have saved from the forum here and others but have to guess on a lot if the measurements. I feel confident that i could build a VM or LM if i w...

Mr.Brown could you post a store # so I can have my local lowes match the price thank you much in advance