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I used some headers like these: link

I could have been really neat and do something as pictured below, but that has 2 problems: 1- It costs a lot more 2- No fun tracing wires

This is the box: link And the steel panel: link Also thanks for the wiring compliments. I find keeping it neat make troubleshooting easier when it is needed.

It didn't happen ;) But seriously, got most of it installed yesterday. A change in design requires me to add a third relay for a third pump and a third temp probe. I got some photos of the panel during its construction and installation, though none of the brewery. (its not my brewery, just...

Finished wiring the insides of the panel today and did some basic testing with the software to make sure temps are read and I could manually activate the SSRs and relays. Looking at the temp control options I see there are many. Is there any info on how each one works? I'd like to figure out...

Of course, in the one menu I did not open. Odd place to hide the shutdown feature though.

Setup the software on the Pi and all I can say is good job Manuel. Since I will be running this Pi headless and using the web interface almost exclusively, I would really like to see if a button on the web interface to initiate a safe shutdown of the Pi. Otherwise I'll have to SSH or VNC into it...

Got a terragady board and finally put it together last night. Can't wait to get CraftBeerPi up and running. I'll post some photos of the final setup when done.

SHvanBommel any news or tantalizing hints?

Now I'm intrigued!

Boards look great!

Great news!

If you don't have enough boards, I would consider changing my order to 1x40 kit and a 1x26 kit.

I'll take two of the 40 pin kits. PM sent to get shipping quote.

No worries, family first. You mentioned other mods to the 40 pin design, can you give any specifics?

I think this photo of pinouts make it clear: http://raspi.tv/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Raspberry-Pi-GPIO-pinouts.png As you can see the first 26 pins match, the remainder don't need to be connected.

Since the boards will work amd I dont need all 40 pins, I'll take two 26 pin boards as a kit once you determine pricing. As for 40 pin, i like the free idea, but I would still like to pay for the parts needed to make it work.

Looks good! So no problems with a pi 3 then? Just plug it to the right set of 26 pins on the 40 pin header?

Thanks for the update keep us posted. Depending of pricing I'll likely get two or three of the kits.