Recent content by KennyCason

I'm coming in late to this thread so please bear with me... Situation: I am a Shriner and member of the Brews Brothers brewing unit in San Antonio. I do my fermentation at the Shrine Center several miles away, in a cooler with a temp controller. Wi-fi is available but not always reliable...

Does the Tilt have these same issues, and others found in the iSpindle? No judgment, I’m a software developer so understand bugs. Just wondering if there are some design issues I could maybe help with.

San Antonio area, but all are welcome and encouraged!

Thanks! Done.

I recently built a PID based temperature controller but the Inkbird ITC106vh isn’t recognizing the thermocouple. In fact, if I leave the thermocouple disconnected the PID does NOT show an error as expected. The temperature shows 32.1 degrees whether set to Fahrenheit or Celsius, and never...

I’m just down the road in San Antonio, moved here from Seattle. The difference in water was immediately obvious, very hard and tasted oily. A water softener fixed that but they are not cheap. Even so, I still get my RO brewing water from H-E-B and add salts to match the style I am brewing, plus...

Would you put fuses on both hot poles? What amperage?

Well, that makes more sense then. :-) Do you have a diagram for the same setup that powers a 120v outlet (or is it possible)? My dryer outlet has a 10-30 connection on it, and I don't know if the third prong is ground or neutral or both. I'll have to take a look.

Beautiful diagrams! On the 3 wire diagram it looks like you have both red and black (hots) connected to the 120v pump through a switch. Wouldn't 120+120 give you 240? I'm not an electrician and am wiring my first PID so any help is appreciated.