Recent content by ksullivan86

I Bought one and can not get it to connect to wifi. It does the finding devices and then goes to configuring Wi-Fi and then times out after awhile. Is this actually working?

I found someone a bit closer that seems capable. He said he could make 2 holes and attach 2 ferrules for $100. Seems reasonably priced but idk. He says he used to make sanitary welds for stainless baking equipment. If it he can't I'll let you know. I really like the idea of using straight...

I found someone a bit closer that seems capable. He said he could make 2 holes and attach 2 ferrules for $100. Seems reasonably priced but idk. He says he used to make sanitary welds for stainless baking equipment. If it he can't I'll let you know. I really like the idea of using straight...

Thanks for the suggestions.

I'm going to Chico for a nut festival maybe I'll drive the extra hour to redding. On a side note I like your shop, I have ordered a few item from you guys, good stuff. I know you do tc fitting attached to a mason jar lids. Hear is an idea weld ss hose barb to the top to attach a blow off hose...

I have a kettle I would like to have some tc ferrules welded on. I only want it done right so prior experience needed. If anyone can do this or knows someone who can please let me know. I'm will to drive around the bay a bit. I'm located in the East bay in San Ramon

looks great, I'm in the middle of my build just not sure on the re sealing of the cooler. I have mine cut and evaporator in place but not sure on what silicone sealant to use, what did you use?brand? With the saved plastic you cut off did you take the original foam out of the cut piece first...

That's cool looks good I'm building one out of an ac unit. Since you have the background maybe you can answer my question, my ac unit has an electronic thermostat. I'm thinking of just cutting the power leads for the compressor and the fan and wiring them together so I can use my own thermostat...

I'm am starting on my build for my next project a glycol chiller controlled by craftbeerpi! Just finished my brew controller build this one should be easier. I'll be using a portable everstar a.c. Unit @ 11000 btu (a little bigger than I wanted I was hoping to stay under 10 amps this is 12 amps...

I have my cbpi3 box all set up everything seems to be right on the hardware side, my problem is I can't seem to get it to control my heaters. I setup up a mash-in and a few mash steps and then a boil step. When I run it run as it should but will not turn on and control my heaters (the buttons...

Any reason you didn't use the copper condensers or a larger diameter? Seems like it might take up a large amount of space. I'm interested in the idea of using a reflux column i think it maybe easier to cip and cleaner all around. Plus it's tri clamp! I might worry about the dead space hopefully...

To add to this i was think if I wanted could also make an aide cooled chamber by using a radiator and fan. Might be usefull but idk has anyone ever tried something like that? I am thinking this could be used to store grain in the summer.

I have every little room so I am forced to use the outside, if turned part of my side hard into my brew area as I have my rig moderator and brewing storage (Rubbermaid totes with a outdoor furniture cover). I have been brewing for awhile my problem is my fermentation chamber is an my kegerator i...

I have a fairly complex setup (pumps, flo sensors, automated valves, and temp sensors) my problem is I have run out of gpio pins. How do I add more gpio pins, I have been looking at extension boards but I'm not sure. Is there one that is supported by cbpi? Any one you guys recommend? Also side...

I ended up clearing the cbpi database and starting over and moving from pins 22,27 to 7,8. Doing this i got all 5 to show up. The software is very buggy with this as I tried the same wired setup before I cleared the database and nothing showed up.