Recent content by GParkins

So will the UniFlex from BruControl. It can be configured to run two kettles off of a 30A connection, and it can be upgraded and expanded. It's also about $500 cheaper than the equivalent eBrewHardware box. When you pair it with the control software and start using the scripting capability, it...

Here's another example of what can go wrong:

@RonBurgundy10 Really glad to see you are having success. I have been a BC advocate since I went through my Mega build a couple of years ago, and have appreciated the comprehensive support from @BrunDog along the way. He's built some awesome tools, and I'm hoping that the UniFlex and some...

Gack. I have enough of those bus driver's holidays myself.

It's actually a lot less work. So much of my brew day has been freed up for other things. When it's time, I get a nice, mild chime and I know I need to go pay attention. I also can't tell completely from your posts, but using BruControl doesn't mean developing Arduino sketches. BC is a front...

That's @Die_Beerery's rig. His whole process has been built around BruControl, and is an amazing example of how that software can expand to accommodate the most over-the-top implementation imaginable. The thing is, right in line with Kal's argument, BruControl allows that manual control. The...

204VAC kinda implies 3⏀ power. You should double check to make sure it is compatible with household single-phase power.

I have been using the software for over two years. Works great, and the support is top shelf.

You might also consider taking a look at the UniFlex from BruControl...It's about $1300 all in, and does a fair bit more.

I work in Broward, so the drive might not be so bad after all.

I've been through most of a bag of 2-row, a bag of Maris, and a bag of Pilsener since the first of Feb. I'm thinking of starting with replacing that, and getting some Mosaic, Cascade, and Citra.

Not public yet. On another subject, I sent you a PM.

There is better stuff than Brewhardware.

There are some interesting steam condensers available. Big hoods aren't really necessary.

Damn...It took me a while to find my own thread.