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Awesome I got the P2414H for $125 w/ free shipping. The full parts build list was an additional $99 w/ free shipping. 24" HD Digital Tap list for $225? Freakin' awesome!!! Will add volume via flow meters when v2 comes out!!!

Nor filtered. If you are on city water at least pass it through a carbon house filter.

I guess I don't understand the problem. My HERMS is in my HLT that's 15 gallons. I raise my MT about 1 degree per minute with 20' of 3/8" tubing.

I bet you have been looking at those beer bottle lamps, like I have. I think it looks like a compression to NPT adapter in the diameter on the comp. side to allow the bottle to fit in.

You should keep your eye out for a commercial jacketed steam kettle even as you plot and plan your DIY project. My brewing partner and I got a Vulcan 80 gallon jacketed kettle for $2,000 (yeah, not $20k). We debate selling it (constantly) and buying other equipment but it brings big amounts...

I am not worried about a darn thing anymore! Thanks to your help. The way I designed the indicator lights into the circuit, they will get back-fed and simultaneously illuminate once the switch goes from off to either alternate state. So I will go with my idea to just feed DC to the control...

You were spot on!!! Success. I have to rewire some stuff permanently but I got it all working as I wanted it to!! :ban: Also, I edited my original post to let folks searching this topic know that the problem was solved thanks to you guys and the answer is on page 4. I thank you all. Now I...

I see a few things here.... I can definitely re-test the unit(s) with out the PID (really the Love switch) and w/o the Diode. Now I see what the diode may be doing on that circuit. Woops. I might need to redesign the circuit. Question is how to keep one leg from back-feeding the other...

No progress. I have been traveling for work. I will get home later this afternoon and will be accomplishing X-mass decorating. Tomorrow I am going to tackle this again! Thanks for the help. I did have a conversation with a brewing professional I know and he stated that his system eats these...

Weeeellll I love figuring out html bs conflicts.... I think the images are showing up for all now. Here is an image of the instructions that came with my YS8610U ignition control and valve kit, here after known as S8610U unit #1. Just to document (and potentially confuse the issue)...

First, I am a little disappointed to post this build in the middle of it when it is not working. Oh well. One always hopes to share success in all its shiny glory. Upon inspecting the image of the "guts" of the box you'll notice twin orange wires coming into the TH-W pin. These come from...

Big Boy Images: Here is the one from my last post both as a test and so that details of the board can be seen. Blurry overview of the front panel: Guts of the panel: Valve: Just for kicks, pilot burner:

Thank you all for all the very helpful input and support. I have got to get this thing working! It is driving me freakin' batty. I'll post some pictures. Let me share a few additional thoughts: I have seen 3 of the S8610U units, supposedly new in box and not one has come with a jumper...

Anybody try this unit? http://www.build.com/white-rodgers-50d50-843/s832432

Hmmm. I placed jumpers from 2 to 3 like the picture. I have 15 seconds of spark, but the pilot valve is not actuating. In other words, no difference. I tried that on both of the S8610U units I got from Pexsupply.com No luck. I added a jumper from 3 to 5 in addition to the jumper from...

Wow...this really takes the fun out a project like this. So, to be clear, the S8610U is supposed to have a white plastic plug fitted with a jumper wire spanning two of the pins? Each of the two S8610U unit I have been shipped from PEXSupply has come with the white plastic plug lacking a wire...

Virgin units to the best of my knowledge. I bought 2 from PexSupply, one as a retro fit kit with my valve and pilot and the other as a standalone. I tried a third unit from a local supplier. I have never plugged anything into the 6 pin nolex connector as I have no damper to plug in. One...

I have been working on a two tier, one pump HERMS system. I am upgrading from my old ASCO valve with a standing pilot on a propane system to a Honeywell S8610U with an intermittent pilot on NG. I have read every thread here I can find. My problem is that when I call for heat, the S8610U sends...