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Price drop down to $400. Need the room in my garage.

Price drop to $600

All located in Indianapolis I packed this equipment away with the intent to get back to it and will just not have the time. I was going for a two element three keggle kit to be able to run back to back brews. Ebrewsupply DIY Kit for 50A two element brew panel. Essentially the one linked but...

Grain mill, buckets, carboy, and misc supplies are gone. Keggles and control panel are still available

I will ship. This was a retired piece of equipment from my process dev lab at a pharma company. It should be fine. Approximate table size is 13" x 13"

Bill, I sent you a message last week. Let me know if you are still interested.

I moved into a house that doesn't have enough room to keep my envisioned setup so time to liquidate the parts I have collected so far. I am located in Indianapolis and can travel a little ways to meet buyers. Ebrewsupply 2 PID 50A kit - $450 https://flic.kr/p/23vvEWt https://flic.kr/p/2e3jgYQ...

Yeah I was pretty bummed I couldn't get Beersmith to work. I think some other people were trying to get them to compile an RPi compatible version. Maybe you'll be successful. Brewtarget is decent though

Very cool build. I'm doing something similar but running the ebrewsupply PID setup. I wanted a way to keep recipes on hand so I am running Brewtarget on an RPi and an adafruit 10.1" non touch screen. I will just be running a wireless keyboard I think. The damn hard part is mounting the screen...

I ordered one of these to use with Bobby's 2" TC solder on flange. The Stilldragon threaded portion for the element is too wide and will not fit down into the TC fitting. There isn't enough meat on either the TC fitting or the threaded portion on the element enclosure to machine down to make...

Yep no luck finding beersmith. I did get brewtarget operational on my pi last night. BCS should work as it's just a browser searching for an IP addy.

Bump for this same question about Rpi and linux beersmith. Will be consulting my EE buddy at work. He might know.

$285 + shipping USD

He edited a wiring diagram for me as well as answering some basic questions about their kits. Ordered a 50a 2 pid kit from him today as well as a lot of label plates.

What made you go with the metal framing versus wood? Do you plan on grinding the concrete down to show the aggregate? I only ask, we built my parents deck in a similar fashion but did use wood. It's sturdy as can be (mostly due to my father being a structural engineer). The plain concrete...