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Wow, awesome setup! Not sure if you're familiar with the Stafford Brewers Club - https://www.facebook.com/groups/staffordbrewers/ But we'd love to have you join us for meetings. I imagine we'd be able to round up a fair amount of labor to pick hops when the time comes too!

I'll post this to the Stafford Brewers Club facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/groups/staffordbrewers/

Been doing more research and it looks like M-12 connectors may be the way to go. Something like these: https://www.oscsys.com/store/product/1001682 https://www.oscsys.com/store/connections/m12-1-wire Not sure about the temperature limits of these cables though.

Ooh! That sounds shiny and exciting! Can you elaborate a bit more on how you hope to do this? And how many sensors do you want to be running simultaneously?

I was worried about grounding too and thought about the 4 wire cables that are used with mic and stereo headsets. I like these ham radio connectors because someone isn't going to accidentally plug the wrong thing to something that looks like a headphone jack. The cables at monoprice are dirt...

I want to build several digital temperature probes and don't want long wires permanently connected to the sides of the tanks. I'm going to be connecting several temperature probes to a Raspberry Pi to monitor and log the temps. Since the Dallas DS18B20 uses 3 pins I thought it would be good...

I'd like to join this discussion. I'm a web developer by trade so that part comes easy. The hardware stuff baffles me a bit. I've ready through the "Raspberry Pi made easy" [1] thread and see how to wire up one temperature sensor. How does the wiring diagram differ if I want to hook several...

Think your price may be a little high. From BargainFittings: Type C: $5.99 Type D: $5.75 Type E: $3.60 Total price there of $78.60 for brand new.