Recent content by Ajes

ok - so dry hopping. I was just curious why they didn't write that specifically in the recipe. Anyway, thanks for the answer.

Yeah, I know - I dug up a very old thread :) But like I mentioned, I'm not entirely certain how to interpret those 0 minutes on the Liberty hops?

I'm a bit curious about this recipe: Those 3 Oz. of liberty hops - at 0 minutes? Am I correct in assuming that means throwing them in, while cooling the wort after boil? They really wont have a lot of time in there.. Regards Anders

For those who aren't on facebook, someone has made a custom firmware, and are in the process of putting up a server that will handle the update. Check here: https://rebrewie.org/

Hey. Better late than never: You can update it yourself - you need to open the bottom up, and get to an sd card. If you go to brewieforum.net you can find guides on how to do it, and also the image for the sd card.

yes, that's entirely possible. Mind you - there's both "software" and "firmware". The software is on a small sd card, in a slot on the "arm board" (this is a bit like a raspberry pi mini computer). This board is located inside the same white panel that the display is on. This is a simple update...

I can't speak for the pads - maybe they will still taste fine? In any case, I think it would be a waste to just throw them out, instead of trying to brew them. For the brewie itself, it definately is usable.... with a but: If you're willing to put up with it's quirks, then there's nothing quite...

Hey. I wonder if anyone has a list of online shops in germany? My googling-fu is failing me in this regard.... :-/ /Anders

It's strictly an sd card. The internals are essentially like a raspberry pi connected to an arduino mega.

When I looked at the firmware files in v3.1.1 and 3.1.2 they had different sizes, so I assume they are different. But it stills says firmware v7, so I don't think you can use that info for anything. If your calibrations doesn't work, I would try flashing it. I don't think you need a raspberry pi...

@Hamboner: I remember you writing the command you used to flash your firmware, but that didn't work for me either. I suspect that command works for B20, but not for the B+. There must be a way to flash the B+ inside the terminal, but I couldn't figure out how. In the end, my attempts ended up...

Try this thread: http://brewieforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=92&sid=6f40d81af8e25529354c66768af0ba01

I wonder if any of you guys brewed the "Black Knight" recipe from the ultimate collection? I brewed it a few days ago, but I'm a bit surprised at the numbers I got, and wonder how it turned out for others?

2: Technically yes. There's about 10 valves, two pumps and two heating elements. These are being controlled by an arduino chip. However, I don't think a single wemos controller will have enough pins on it to control all that - you likely have to expand it with some 1-wire controllers. (this is...

I suspect that the brewie1.hex is for the B20 and the brewie2.hex is for the B+ Maybe the last one is for the very first version of the brewie?