brewpi

Downsizing from 2 to 1 Brewpi controlled fermentation chamber. Includes everything you need, a standard under counter refrigerator for chilling, plant heating pad for heat, brewpi and arduino. Local pick in St Paul Mn up would be best given the size of the fridge. I would consider shipping at...

BrewFlasher BrewFlasher is a stand-alone desktop application for Windows and MacOS designed to simplify flashing brewing-related firmware to your ESP8266 or ESP32 controller. It handles everything - locating the correct firmware, downloading it, setting the correct flash options/offsets, and...

Show: https://homebrewingdiy.beer/index.php/2019/10/10/episode-7-fermentrack-part-2-with-jon-beeler/ On episode 2 of this podcast, I attempted to explain to my friend Aaron Bandler the type of fermentation controller that I used for my set up. Then a couple of days later John Beeler (Thorak on...

Hey everyone, I know that Lee Bussy is a regular on this forum and that he has helped a ton of homebrewers navigate getting their systems setup with Fermentrack, iSpindel, and all variations of BrewPI. I talked with him on my podcast about his new project BrewPI Remix and the history of BrewPi...

Decided to convert the old fermentation deep freeze from STC-1000 to a IoT web enabled thing. I am using the BrewPi Remix firmware for the arduino and Fermentrack on the front-end for the pi. Most of the parts were leftovers from an old project, but I will still link what I used. Parts: 1 -...

Since I'm going to be releasing a new version of the firmware here imminently, I wanted to poll everyone on how often they seem to be getting the screen scrambles. Our own resident EE @day_trippr seems to have ruled out pretty much everything but shag carpeting and sunspots. It's apparently...

I figured I would put up yet another quick fermentation chamber DIY I did over the past couple of weeks. It's a few quick photos and I'm bypassing a lot of the nitty gritty details, but if you want to see a lot more writing, check out the link on my sig. I basically followed the same style of...

I've set up a legacy Arduino Uno BrewPi/Fermentrack system that I hope to eventually hookup to a jacketed conical. I also plan on adding a Tilt. I would like to add a head pressure sensor so that I could more accurately determine when to start spunding regardless of fermentation speed. I've...

Built a DIY Glycol chiller and no longer require my BrewPi or supporting fermentation chamber parts. BrewPi will keep your fermentation temperature in a tolerance of a tenth of a degree. You can also set it and forget it. Pre-program your entire fermentation! This is an excellent way to...

Long-time lurker first-time poster, with a burning question for my fellow brew geeks: Is it time to collectively re-think our approach to software in the Brewery? I can hear the responses already "What a ridiculously vague question!" "What the hell are you on about?" "Can you help me get my...

I am proud to announce the release of Fermentrack - a web interface for fermentation monitoring and control. Fermentrack is a free, open source replacement web interface for BrewPi and enables the control of one or multiple BrewPi fermentation temperature controllers from a single web portal...

ESP8266 BrewPi SMD RJ-11 PCB - $15 (including shipping to continental US) This is the PCB that is used for my ESP8266-based BrewPi project. I’ve already soldered on all the components and tested the board - it’s pretty much good to go. By purchasing this PCB you will eliminate almost all of...

I have been a long time user of BrewPi. I actually have 4 (DYI version) of them to control my glycol system and storage room. I use 3 for the fermenters and one for my 68 degree room. I am seriously thinking of switching to CraftbeerPi. It allows beer profiles on glycol systems and currently...

I was given a Tilt Hydrometer for Christmas and it got me excited about the BrewPi and logging temp & SG during fermentation. I picked up a RPI and Arduino and started playing around. But I'm finding that much of the build info is two plus years old and the Pi no longer supports Arduino. I've...