Poll: how many people brew electric

[HighVoltageMan!]

Gas HLT
Electric RIMS
Gas boil.
3 vessel, soon be all electric. I hate not having tight control on the HLT, it always seems to over shoot the temp.

 

[Herm brews]

Gas HLT
Electric RIMS
Gas boil.
3 vessel, soon be all electric. I hate not having tight control on the HLT, it always seems to over shoot the temp.

Happens on the stove, too, as I experienced today when I overshot my strike temperature by about 20*F.

 

[richbon]

5.5 gallon BIAB batches on an induction stove with an 8 gallon pot. I usually "sparge" with an extra gallon of brew water to reach volume/gravity.

 

[Buckzilla]

2 1800 watt portable induction cooktops. Mostly BIAB for 5 gallon Kegged batches

 

[Brew Cat]

Is induction faster than regular electric?

 

[Ozarks Mountain Brewery]

I also have a 5 gallon all in one unit I only use in the coldest winter

 

[Ozarks Mountain Brewery]

Is induction faster than regular electric?

240v is the way to go, shorter heat times

 

[Buckzilla]

Is induction faster than regular electric?

Slower but easier to maintain mash or steeping temps than propane.

 

[Hopped-Silly]

BrewCat figured out how to make polls and now can't be stopped lol

I'm a data geek so like to see the trends.

 

[WesBrew]

3V RIMS, but experimenting with an AIO

 

[Craigerrr]

I voted AIO, but my Brewzilla is now basically a boil kettle.

 

[Brew Cat]

Well it's curious to me
Single vessel seems to be the most popular
Be it BIAB or AIO
The AIO is really a more expensive version of
BIAB but more convenient I suppose
What I find interesting is with the low cost of BIAB or the convenience of AIO
Why are there fewer and fewer people getting into the craft
My theory is a hobby that used to have a more mystical aspect has been broken down to be so simplict it has lost a lot of brewers who would otherwise get involved
Kinda like belonging to a secret society
Just my IMO