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I was lead to believe that using that type of controller was a definite no No?

Easydrinker wrote:

H12rpo wrote:Still not understanding what you’ve r3placed the Oem stainless saddles for ?
Is it me ?

People with faith in OEM always astound me.
Just saying.
Maybe I have just been around too long.?

Robert.

It’s not blind faith though Rob, the oem packing produces high quality spirit at a high abv in a decent enough time....a controller might increase the quality by refluxing slower but I’m struggling to understand which bit of the actual process would be improved by a different packing material.

Brewhunter wrote:I was lead to believe that using that type of controller was a definite no No?

Noooope. Double checked it with Myles cos I couldn't remember.

Mash wrote:Noooope. Double checked it with Myles cos I couldn't remember.

sorry, but my early morning brain is reading that to mean either It's nope you can't use it or nope to brewhunters comment and it's ok to use?

I've seen the comment about this from Myles and I read it as it is OK..I hope so as I'm ordering one for a spare, cheaper than the one I made years back.

Mash wrote:

Brewhunter wrote:I was lead to believe that using that type of controller was a definite no No?

Noooope. Double checked it with Myles cos I couldn't remember.

To confirm. It's Ok.
You can to use a motor (inductive load) power controller on elements (resistive lead) but not the other way round.


PS I have ordered one too, so we are all it the cart if they don't work.