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I've posted on here before trying to find local home brewers in Yuba City. Awesome to see there is a club forming. I live in Yuba City, but I'm currently in a Davis brew club (greenbelt brewers), and a certified bjcp judge. I'm certainly interested in meeting some other brewers in the area...

Hi, I'm a homebrewer in Yuba City, CA that would love to find other local homebrewers in Yuba City that enjoy getting together and sharing ideas and homebrews. I currently belong to a Davis beer club, Greenbelt Brewers, but find that it's getting tougher to make that drive out to Davis. I would...

Hi, I'm a homebrewer in Yuba City, CA that would love to find other local homebrewers in Yuba City that enjoy getting together and sharing ideas and homebrews. I currently belong to a Davis beer club, Greenbelt Brewers, but find that it's getting tougher to make that drive out to Davis. I would...

Hi, i'm a serious homebrewer i'm Yuba City, that would love to find other local homebrewers in Yuba City that enjoy getting together and sharing ideas and homebrews. I currently belong to a Davis beer club, the Greenbelt Brewers, but find that i'm getting tired of making the drive. I would like...

Yeah, i2c is easy to use and you can find tons of drivers already written in C for most platforms. I've used it for RTC applications on the PIC platform and it works great.

Type K thermocouples will work just fine. They have a temperature range that is way beyond what's needed for brewing, so to ensure the best accuracy, make sure you do your calibrations at the temps that you will want to be sensing. For example, calibrate at 150 degree F if you are calibrating...

If you are set on not using ssr's then you have already decided to trade the simple feedback fast response system that ssr's give you with a slower responding control loop. You might be able to use some feed forwarding controls to keep the temperature closer to your set points, but you have to...

Yeah, I run the cheap $6 Fotek brand SSRs, and I cannot let the duty cycle be 100% for very long or it "sticks" closed even when commanded to open. I have to shut off power completely for a second or two. If I keep the duty cycle in the 85-90% range, they work fine, no problem. So, I just limit...