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good luck with the tmp35's. I found them to be very accurate on the breadboard but worthless soldered onto the end of a 5' cable. I got so much noise it was reading +/- 30 degrees F. I ended up buying one wire sensors and found them to work much better. Good luck.

Yeap, Im not sure how far down the rabbit hole i want to go with this. The netduino is the .NET version of the auduino and i think its possible to have these microcontrollers manage pid controllers and fully automate things. I just dont think Im going to want to go that crazy. These charts...

I'm finishing up a project that involves a Netdunio, some one wire temp sensors, a wifi adapter, highcharts.js, and jquery. The goal is to have a pretty web interface for monitoring my brewstand temps. I'm pretty pumped because I just got everything wired, soldered, and coded. So far I'm...

you can also go the wallace way and build a weldless stand search here or google for it. I plan on going that route very soon.

The DS18B20's are awesome, should have gone digital to start. Ill post a thread when I'm done. My hardware is all assembled just working on the code. Got it to join my lan and serve a basic html page with 4 temps on it, but im going to have it serve JSON so i can use this JS library...

you dont need thermal paste if you go with the brewershardware probe ends. The sensors fit snuggly into the probes without much room between the sensors and the probe wall, i just built four of these senors in a netduino project last week. I used 3 10" probes and 1 4" probe. I would go with...

Just make sure your home insurance covers pvc / turkey fryer accidents. Sorry but if everyone was telling me that something wasn't a good idea, i would at least pause and consider it... I don't understand why you wouldn't just use a safer method. There isn't much cost in buying blocks... As...

i used cinder blocks for the longest time. Cheap and sturdy. I think smoky the bear would frown at your setup...

I found this to be very true. I tried using LM35 temp sensors, the readings were fine on the bread board but once i put them on the end of a 7' cable they picked up so much noise that the readings were +/- 30 degrees F. I would go straight to the one wire sensors. You can get them off of...

Search results for: 'ds18b20' is where i got mine. cant bet the price, shipping takes about 10 days to come from overseas.

:off: I bet you prefer windows because you havent tried a mac? Once you go mac you never go back! if you have an intel mac you can always run windows in a VM if you absolutely have to run windows. I run windows 7 x64 and XP in VMs with paralells because I do dotnet development. Look at...

COBOL?!?!?!? yuck The i used to have an app in itunes and I've played around with the ADK but haven't published anything. Not to be a Debby downer but developing in the ADK and java is drastically different from COBOL. Id start by downloading eclipse and writting a few hellow world type java...

looks great, wish i would have taken my time and done something nice like this for my keezer. That being said is there no gap between the freezer walls and the wood? Wont that get hot and be hard on the compressor?

whats your next project going to be? 1000 foot CFC? JK looks like it will cool stuff...

What are you trying to do? Truing to use it with a coupling?

Been wondering the same thing... I'm hoping to buy the steel in 2 weeks.at this point oil probably just go for ther gray stuff because that seems to ber the most popular.

Was at GB for the game. Wow awesome game. I will be pissed if MN steals another one of our QBs by taking Flynn.

you could always sell the ones you have and get more on craigslist, if the dents bother you that much.

like the ball valve on the cooling water inlet side. Great idea. Think i will steal that idea when i convert my IC to CFC.

I just dropped off my 3 kegs at a welder. He said he can tig weld 8 couplers on them for $45!!! I think thats a steal and just wanted to share. Hopefully the quality is good. I had them already drilled out the kegs and labled all the holes and couplers. Rochester Welders Rochester, MN