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  1. shayes2791

    Keezer...now it's finished. What a great son!

    What size is your keezer? Thanks
  2. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    Is there a reason why hardly anybody isn't using 1 wire temperature monitoring or in their valve controls? I only saw some sites where they used them in their builds. Although 1 guy used them in his first build and chose rtd in subsequent build even though he loved using 1 wire. The only thing...
  3. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    That would work too. Now that I understand why you have the rims I would want that. I could always begin with your suggestion.
  4. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    Ok.... makes sense. Missing piece filled[emoji3] Thanks. I think my initial plan was not to sparge but now I definitely want the option. It seems the more I try to change my plan from your system, the more I actually want to model mine after yours.
  5. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    Can you do away with a rims tube and just use the bk element for both recirculating and boil in 2 vessel? I know you have both and get it is better, but could i get away with 1 1650 element? Right now my kettles are 11 gal (44qt).
  6. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    There must be something that makes the singe puck type better since most use them? What is wrong with the multiple channel type?
  7. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    I am sure we will definitely ask questions. I am not concerned about the scripting piece in my instance. I work with code a good bit although not like years ago. I see many talking about using 1 wire but don't see how that works or many using it. The temp controls in concept doesn't sound...
  8. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    I don't think it is overcomplicated either but I was hoping it could be a little easier just seeing somebody do theirs. You can see a few examples of other non arduino type controllers in video and documentation. I think this gives everybody a base to go from and then change for their needs. I...
  9. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    You are in the exact same boat as me in every aspect as me including building my own computers, vb, woodworking etc. I don't feel so stupid now :no:
  10. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    It really isn't that I'm looking for greener grass now. It was mostly can I do number 1 without totally hosing it up (never built anything that did automation). All my experience has been on the software side, not mechanical using electronics. The others were more do I want something that...
  11. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    I don't think so. All have a degree of automaton capability and hosehead in comparison to brewboss are very similar and are partial builds if only getting controller with software. The other 2 are either a total diy build or ready to use. And like I said, I really want the brucontrol/Arduino...
  12. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    I was thinking the same thing. Would you suggest getting an arduino kit to understand how the components work together?
  13. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    I think I will be building the Brucontrol/Arduino system. In the interim, I will be getting gf so I can brew now while I build what I want. I know it will take me some time to build and this way I can hopefully become a better brewer. I don't like spending the$1000 on gf when that money...
  14. shayes2791

    Electric/Automated Brewery Dilemma

    Hi All, I have been scouring this forum as well as others trying to figure out what I want for a brewery. Many here have been through many iterations of their breweries. I want to avoid that for the most part as I tend to do that with every hobby (and started to do with this) and my wife gets...
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