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The inside of the kettle during a water test. I ended up using 90 degree elbows and barbed fittings for the intake and recirculation outlet.
The inside of the kettle during a water test. I ended up using 90 degree elbows and barbed fittings for the intake and recirculation outlet.
The system on it's new stand with the kettle insulated and hooked up to the pump ready for a water test.
Holes drilled for the new valves. Just needed to make the bottom slightly large to accommodate the 1/2" fitting.
My first brew with the unit using the new controller. I brewed an Imperial Russian Stout.
The control circuits breadboarded out and connected to the Netduino Controller
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The inside of the kettle during a water test. I ended up using 90 degree elbows and barbed fittings for the intake and recirculation outlet.

The inside of the kettle during a water test. I ended up using 90 degree elbows and barbed fittings for the intake and recirculation outlet.
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