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Where'd you order from? morebeer.com lists them in stock in CA (though not in PA) as of right now.

You've revived a 14-year-old thread to ask this, which probably isn't especially helpful. But with that said, if your measurements are correct of OG of 1.110 and FG of 1.005, regardless of the quantity of beer, that works out to just under 14% ABV. There are any number of web calculators that...

I don't think I have a "simpler" AP, but I could set up a separate SSID on the Ruckus R710, make it 2.4 GHz-only, no spaces in the name. But it seems that after re-flashing, configuring for my WiFi, and then resetting (again) the controller, it's now connecting. But the web interface is very...

No changes at all.

Well, that's weird. I'm still waiting on the flowmeters to get back here from Denver, but I have a few temp sensors connected to the breakout board, placed inside the fridge, and I've had the ESP32 (on the KegCop board) flashed and up on my WiFi before. But now it won't connect to the WiFi. I...

348 + 5 gal. Hefeweizen = 353.

Gotta love USPS. Ordered the Swissflow meters not quite two weeks back, and they were sent via NL Post. They arrived in the US in Chicago on 1/26, in Orlando on 1/28, and Jacksonville, FL later on 1/28, departing on 1/29. I figured I'd see them 1/30 in Savannah, but no, for some reason they...

I followed the information here: https://www.opensourcedistilling.com/ispindel/ They're working perfectly for me.

288.6 + 5.5 gal. American Imperial Stout = 294.1.

As far as I've seen so far, the only change I might suggest to the script itself is to install python3-pip, because that isn't part of a stock Debian 11/Bullseye install and will cause the installation to fail. But for the sake of posterity, here's all that needs to be done to run the install...

I know it's good etiquette to read the whole thread, but at almost 8000 posts, with information scattered throughout, that would be pretty time-consuming (I have looked through the last few pages, and didn't see an answer); hopefully someone can point me a little more directly to an answer. I'd...

Just pulled the trigger on a four-tap Komos and the flowmeters--I've had all the other pieces for months. Crossing my fingers...

That looks like a JST-XH connector on the cable, and that's what my 6-way breakout board is designed to use--but it looks like I may have the pins in the incorrect order to just plug it in and have it work. As to mounting the D32, maybe this will help--I've pulled it up out of the socket a...

Got the PCBs from OSHPark and the parts from Mouser the same day, so I've assembled one of my 6-way flowmeter breakout boards: OSHPark does make pretty PCBs, but I'm not super happy with how they (de)panelize them--sharp, pointy bits on all the edges. That hasn't been my experience with...

@LBussy, I was going to make a few tweaks to the main PCB layout and submit them as a PR, but I see there's a Main Boards/devel/ directory as well, and the schematic and board in there look very different compared to what's in Main Boards/main/--but the latter has more recent commits. I don't...

...and all of those factors, to the extent relevant, could, at least in principle, be coded into Keg Cop--though that would likely clutter the UI a bit (I assume altitude could be a site setting that wouldn't need to be re-entered every time though).

It's not converting volume to mass, it's the other way around, and the point is to get an accurate measurement of how much beer is in that keg when I first put that keg on tap. Once it's there, the flowmeters do their job, but they can't tell what the starting point is. And my point is, at...

https://github.com/lbussy/keg-cop/issues/85

AFAIK, it hasn't. My suggestion (assuming that's what you're responding to) involves manually weighing the keg and entering its weight in the Keg Cop web UI.

I can make this suggestion as an issue on GitHub if you prefer, but I think it'd be nice if Keg Cop could calculate liquid volume by weight. Here's how I'd see this working: Enter empty weight of the keg Enter filled weight Alternatively, make the user do the math on his own and enter just...