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Pure Project, Modern Times (North Park location has a bomb noodle bar next to it), Alpine. Ive heard White Labs is interesting. None of those are new though

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/threads/how-to-add-permanent-volume-markings-to-a-kettle-illustrated.463099/ if you use AC rather than DC I understand that it will result in dark etching rather than light

I use a pair of the original ones and they really opened up my eyes to my fermentation process. Previous to them I took samples the same way you describe but with these I have been able to package my beers much quicker. I too have cooled conicals, with my Brewometer/Tilt I can observe the huge...

looks good, any details on the rotameter? been dreaming of a pair of those

i built a chiller from a 500btu ac, used 2 gallons glycol and 3.5 gallons soft water (keep you glycol % above 30 if you want the antimicrobial properties). i can temp control 3 14g conicals with it once they are close to temp. when i transfer from boil kettle to fermenters, splitting a 10g batch...

As far as i can tell they have been out of stock since their announcement and this is the first I have seen one being available to customers

This looks really interesting, remote IO without the Allen Bradley price. Cant wait to start a build: control hot side, cold side, cellar and cip all from a Surface

in 90* heat in the summer, my ac kicked on about every 4 hours for 30 min with one 14g fermenter with 10g of beer in it. i tried coldcrashing at 35* and the ac never kicked off in 6 hours midday, but my fermentors dont have an insulating jacket yet either. i halfass cold crash at ~45* until i...

Id love to see what you built too, Ive been thinking about making one for a long time

I made mine: $50 on an AC, ~$20 on the cooler, ~$30 sealing supplies (I went overboard), $30 pump, and the plumbing hardware that I went nuts with. Keeps up with 2 fermentors and can cold crash. I would build one again if I ever need something bigger

do you use standard pneumatic fittings for your CO2? http://www.mcmaster.com/#quick-disconnect-hose-couplings/=13nr4ol that is mcmaster's selection of stainless barbed industrial style fittings. i use them at work and they work, about all i can say of them. have you looked into USPlastic's...

If it falls though with barhopping, send me a PM, the brewery is 5 minutes from my place

at work we just use an air compressor line to blow all the crap out of condensors when convenient and when not we have a tank of nitrogen to blow everything out, hope this helps

Android by chance?

are you using android or iOS? on android I had to exit the app, turn bluetooth off, back on and reload the app regain a connection. everytime. I now have a stupid iPad mini that "just works" :smack:

Thanks, I guess I missed that somehow. BrunDog: most rechargeable Li batteries chemistries are 3.7v or higher. The cr123a batteries are 3v

anyone use rechargeable batteries in these? wondering if the higher voltage will burn up the brewometer

i may be totally wrong (not even close to an expert), but if it is a GFCI, shouldnt the ground be connected to the breaker rather than the neutral? edit: ignore the above, but a quick search looks like you should have another neutral wire going to the breaker so it can compare current between...

i was scratching my head as to why tri clovers were used for electrical conduit and not plumbing

Developer just got back to me and said they have spent more time on the iOS version than the android version, makes sense. I may go to the dark side and get an iPad mini