Has anyone figured out what electric camp stove ...

[262andbrew]

... Moscow was talking about on 9/11?

I want figure out a winter setup before fall.

[Bugeater]

I was trying to fugure out the same thing. I found a couple of items but wondered which one he had.

Wayne

[Brewdouche]

I sure would like to know what the hell Scott the BrewJew was talking about too.

In the mean time didnt anyone hear the electric brewing episode. Im buying this for me for Christmas.

http://www.theelectricbrewery.com/heating-element-kits

January brewdays next to the woodburner here I come.

[spiderwrangler]

Keep in mind you'll need the correct outlet to run that.

[Brewdouche]

Yea, thats what makes it so much more convienent for me than running a gas pipe. I have years of experience wiring, and have put more than a few 220 dryer outlets in. My breaker box is about 10 feat from my garage door. Im gonna have to figure out a vent hood.

Oh no. Im becoming one of those guys.

[CRBrewHound]

Keep in mind you'll need the correct outlet to run that.

Yes but the correct outlet is unplugging the wifes clothes dryer when you want to brew!

[Moscow]

I misspoke by calling it a stove, really it's a griddle, specifically this one: http://www.amazon.com/Presto-07046-Grid ... B00066XROO.

In terms of fit, it's just about perfect for up to a 10 gallon kettle.

dimensions: 24 x 18.5
diameter of 10 gallon pot: 19"

Again, the downside is that it takes longer than gas to heat up.

[alan_marks]

Just understand that this is a 110v griddle and it will take a LOOOOOOOOONG time to get it hot, let alone come up to a boil.
Hell, it takes a long time for this bugger to griddle pancakes. The surface temp will be 450F but anything you want to boil you will have to start covered.

Alan Marks
Kitchen Manager
Blind Tiger Brewery and Restarant
Topeka, KS