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Two 3v brewers in my HBC almost fell off their chairs the other night when I told them it takes me 3 hours to brew with BIAB and that included setup and cleanup. lol

wrong thread.

That one should be wide enough but It's not long enough as it's only 13.5 cm You need the XXL as it's 15cm, you can get it from the same seller. I bought 5 :)

I don't think so...the current spec requires one that is at least 15cm long and at least 4 cm in diameter.

I have more boards in stock now...for those of you that just wanted a PCB ($6 USD), DIY Kit ($25 USD) or a completed / tested board ($45USD), prices include shipping anywhere in North America. Please send me a pm and I can ship one to you ASAP.

Yep, just bought parts to build 5 of these...going to be around $40 CAD each lol

I have a couple left and more on the way...If you're interested in a diy kit ($25 USD) or a completed / tested board ($45USD), send me a pm and I can ship one to you ASAP.

Boards weren't sourced from dirtypcbs and I don't think she's a dude..lol

Wow a post reassuring everyone that the license terms won't change from someone who only came back to HBT to offer his ripped off non-credited daughter boards "for-sale" is hilarious....

You betcha!!

UPDATE - Full Components for the boards have been sourced and delivered. I have sent a PM to all those that were initially interested when I first sent out my initial message about getting some boards made and should have a couple extra boards. The cost for the DIY is $20 USD and an assembled /...

Update - So far so good as I wait for the Buck 3a's to come from China. Temp sensors works!!

Boards have arrived and they look beautiful, just waiting on components now.

Update - I'm still waiting on the delivery of the boards / components from China. I think it's going to be a Festivus Miracle if they get here before Christmas. The cost of the boards alone will be $6 USD + shipping the complete kit with all the required components will be $20 USD + shipping and...

The board allows a quick and easy way of connecting devices (pumps, electric elements, stir bars, etc) to the pi in order to control them (turn on or off) via the GPIO pins on the pi with Craftbeerpi when connected to the proper components (SSR or Relays).

As the boards for this project have seem to come to a halt. I've taken the opportunity to have some terragady 4.2 boards made and they should be in my hands soon. If you're interested in a board / boards or a full kit with all the parts, send me a pm or reply in this thread. Thanks

I have force carbed a beer and it's ready to be bottled but I don't have a counter pressure bottler filler. Can you just take the keg off the co2 release the pressure take the top off the keg and rack it into bottles and cap? Will the beer still be carbonated or should I get myself a counter...

I bought the Ranco...haven't had any issues with it..

I bought my Ranco off ebay...was $80 dollars buddy shipped it USPS didn't have to pay a dime for brokerage fees. But took almost 2 weeks to get in my hands. Had to use a cheap timer from canadian tire to run my freezer for 10 minutes every 2 hours =)

I've had wyeast smack packs take 48-72 hours to work with a good starter. Patience is the key...