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Success! I was a bit nervous holding the pins in case I broke contact midway through writing the firmware, but no issues. Thanks for a great product and making it so easy to implement!

Thanks wilconrad and barrooze! I'll give it a shot tonight and report back. Hopefully my thrown together cable, with parts out of an original xbox I had lying around, will work!

Very excited to start using stc1000+ and appreciate all the hard work that has gone into this. Apologize if this has been asked and answered, but I couldn't find it so here goes...I have a hardware question. I saw earlier posts which pointed out the proper boards have the first 2 blocks closer...

I'm in. This belongs in my basement! :)

That's quite a list, definitely in!

I like it quite a bit actually. I picked it up from ebay, pulled from a bar, so was a good amount cheaper than new which I believe is around $800-900. The shanks are metal. The black pieces you are seeing are plastic sleeves which cover the shank. They don't seem to be anything more than...

Count me in, thanks!

Good catch. I had that pic there to show the line connections, but once I was sure there were no leaks, I gave it the same saran wrap, tin foil and pipe insulation treatment.

Hello. Looking for 1 or 2 used ball lock cornys somewhere in NJ, preferably central NJ. If possible, I'd like to have them by this weekend. Thanks!

JuanMoore, awesome info and that spreadsheet is a great reference. I like that you can calculate length from pressure and especially vice versa for those of us that are finding out how to properly do this after completing their project :p. I plugged in values and was prompted with "Warning...

Ok, thanks, I was worried that was the case. I'll put direct links to each post in the initial post.

Tower time :) Have beer, need a way to serve it. Enter the beer tower. The tower has 2 main components, the base and the faucets; more on the faucets later. When picking a tower, you have 2 main choices which I will call active and passive cooling. Active cooling, which I use, has copper...

Hey guys, before I put up the next big section, is there any way to specify where it goes in the thread? I'd like the posts to be sequential but not sure if there's a way to do that. ScotBrew, my basement is crying out for a lot of things :-) if anything, I'd put a brewing area there. The...

Beer line length formula and beer line cooling Before getting to cooling, I should mention how you should come up with the length of your beer line. There are many sites with this info, but the formula to use is line_length = (keg_pressure – 1 – (Lift/2)) / Resistance. While the...

First off, I must thank the folks on this site for all the great info. Without them, I don't know if I would have even attempted something like this. Direct links to posts... Trunk line - this post :) Beer line length formula and beer line cooling Beer tower To start, I've been...

Bobby, Cool, that was my thought as well, will definitely go with 1/4". Thanks. Pelipen, I typically kept my pressure around 12psi when I had my co2 and keg in the fridge. It sounds as if I will have to crank that up to get the proper pressure when running upstairs. Perhaps a silly question...

Hi all. Long time listener, first time caller :) I've done quite a bit of searching, but don't feel like I have a complete handle on what I'd like to do. Here's my scenario. Upright fridge/freezer in the basement, tower in the kitchen. From the middle of the keg to faucet is 5' across and...