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This is most definitely in the works, along with dual relay Fahrenheit controllers with standard firmware.

I'd love to see a project like this!

The local beer publication just released a video on Ballast Point's Sculpin IPA that I thought I would pass along. I had no idea how much of this beer they are selling these days! Enjoy: http://youtu.be/I_11Yn7V9UM

What is the problem you keep running into? Make sure you clean the tip of your soldering iron with sandpaper and wipe off any excess solder with a wet paper towel. Don't forget to use flux and use isopropyl alcohol to clean it up when you're done.

The order has been placed. A bit of a note about the programmer though. The one I've ordered is physically the same as an STC-1000, however it is not exactly the same internally. The device actually has three relays. One for heat, cool and a third for an alarm. What does this mean. Not...

I started a thread a couple of weeks ago trying to figure out if people wanted a controller that displayed in Fahrenheit and there was a great response. Currently, alphaomega has provided his code as open source and stated that it is "It is not production ready so to speak. " IF I choose to use...

I'm very interested as well. Especially since I just placed an order for a two relay controllers to display in Fahrenheit! I'll probably flash it with this updated firmware when it's ready for prime time. Thanks for all the hard work alphaomega!

Weird. Try to copy and paste the link in your browser.

Huh, the links worked for me. Here it is again though: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/stc-1000-temperature-controller-fahrenheit-462425/

Putting out a feeler to see how many people would be interested in purchasing one of these Digital Temperature controllers with the following specs: 110V 2 relays, one for heat and one for cool Display in Degrees Fahrenheit I would need to order a quantity of them to meet these specs and...

Putting out a feeler to see how many people would be interested in purchasing an STC-1000 Digital Temperature controller with the following specs: 110V 2 relays, one for heat and one for cool Display in Degrees Fahrenheit I would need to order a quantity of them to meet these specs and...

Great find! Thanks for sharing.

In your last picture, is that valve an electrical switch? If so, I'm dying to know where you got it!

Still very interested in this project. Since I'm not very well versed in the world of microcontrollers, would something like these two devices be compatible when released? http://www.adafruit.com/blog/?s=Wifi-duino https://www.spark.io

Brilliant! Didn't even think of one of those.

NP. You could probably even use a three gang box from your local hardware supply and use an electrical cover plate for a clean simple one stop solution.

Excellent idea!!

If you already have the wire, then I would skip the three conductor wire. Using your diagram above, get a second switch and wire the source black wire to one side of both switches using a jumper wire. Then run a black wire from the other side of each switch to the hot side (brass screw) of...

The easiest way to do this is to use three conductor wire used for a three way light switch. It will have the standard white, black and ground with an additional red wire. Simply use the red wire the same way as the black one in your diagram. You can also use one outlet by breaking off the...

Do you have a link? The only one I was able to find are $80 for a 1/2" compression by 1 1/2" triclamp. https://www.gvc.net/p/4787/tube-to-tri-clamp-adapters