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what do you think? is that even possible?
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I think its a load of bull, unless of course they replaced the stickers on the regulator ( claiming to be 10psi) I own and operate a 10" burner, that actually can deliver 220,000 btu but with a 40psi reg. and i doubt that even if that little shrimp burner could handle a huge boil even if it claims 22,000btu with the 4" square that the output would occupy

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Dirt Chicken wrote:I think its a load of bull, unless of course they replaced the stickers on the regulator ( claiming to be 10psi) I own and operate a 10" burner, that actually can deliver 220,000 btu but with a 40psi reg. and i doubt that even if that little shrimp burner could handle a huge boil even if it claims 22,000btu with the 4" square that the output would occupy

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that burner is the same size (not the same burner) I use to boil 60l at a time. Takes about 15-20mins to get to boil from sparge.

LiverDance wrote:

Dirt Chicken wrote:I think its a load of bull, unless of course they replaced the stickers on the regulator ( claiming to be 10psi) I own and operate a 10" burner, that actually can deliver 220,000 btu but with a 40psi reg. and i doubt that even if that little shrimp burner could handle a huge boil even if it claims 22,000btu with the 4" square that the output would occupy

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that burner is the same size (not the same burner) I use to boil 60l at a time. Takes about 15-20mins to get to boil from sparge.

Alright already so its possible

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You put a good big diaphragm on an LP reg and you can do up 1M BTU/hr+ on 4" wc (0.14 psi)

I'm just sayin' don't call my burner a shrimp

LiverDance wrote:I'm just sayin' don't call my burner a shrimp

Sorry Brian, shrinp it not is

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