Recent content by wickedbeernut

At the moment, Taplist.io is free. In conjunction with Kegtron, Taplist.io will most likely run on a $35 Raspberry Pi 3. I'm not sure what a Kegtron keg monitor will retail for. If you look at the Kegtron Kickstarter, backers pledging $125 received a single keg monitor and backers pledging...

With regards to Taplist.io keg level support, Mikey posted to the Taplist.io community forum today, I haven’t forgotten! :yes: … Stay tuned. That's great news! Joe

Kegtron Wireless Keg Monitors will be for sale on the open market by the first week of December, http://kegtron.com It's time to integrate Kegtron with the beautiful Taplist.io digital beer menu, http://taplist.io Taplist.io is currently supported on the Raspberry Pi 3. A Raspberry Pi 3 has...

(bump) Sell your BrewTroller components for cash! Joe

There must be literally hundreds of BrewTroller parts and accessories sitting around collecting dust. How about selling them for cash? BrewTroller I2C LCD Controller BrewTroller I2C 8-Channel RGB Controller (RGBIO8) BrewTroller Dual 7-Segment LED PID-Style Display (BTPID) ... Please...

FYI ... I asked Carlo Gavazzi, With the PL22STCRG two-color pilot light, can red and green be illuminated simultaneously (to achieve yellow)? Craig T Coulter (Carlo Gavazzi Application Engineer) replied, Yes you can do this but the diffusion is not very good. You end up with a indication...

I'm going to experiment with a few eBay parts from China, New LilyPad Tri-Color LED RGB For arduino GM ($2.27) 5050 LED Module RGB LED Module for Arduino 51 AVR ARM Electronic Brick ($2.64) Both are circular disks. The plan is to integrate them with a standard 22 mm pilot light. I'll...

I'm looking for a 22 mm RGB pilot light. I found this Carlo Gavazzi two-color (red and green) pilot light, https://www.gavazzionline.com/pdf/Datasheet_PLTC.pdf however, they sell for $25 - $30 each. I need 13. Five years ago, Jason von Nieda developed a custom RGB LED board for a...

Yes and no. MLT -> manual ball valve -> solenoid valve -> BK The controller opens the solenoid valve. If necessary, I could adjust the flow using the manual ball valve. However, I've never found it necessary. I target a 45 minute sparge. I tend to get that with the manual ball valve wide...

This is what I use, http://www.employees.org/~joestone/Sbs/Html/sparge_ring_s100_q100.htm The sparge/recirculating ring is adjusted to sit just above the grain bed. The controller monitors the state of the float switch and turns the sparge water pump on and off accordingly.