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https://imgur.com/a/Ye5Bukf BCS 462 (typo in title) with 6 sleeved 4" XLR probes $300 16ch 12v Relay board DIN mounts $60 I live in 28208, most this stuff should fit into flat rate boxes without much issues. Pictures in link, hit me up for details, FCFS no holds.

This is the box 8x8x4 Got it water cut by a friend with access to some cool toys, however initial plan would have been drill / dremel / jig saw as I did to my old panel and it worked out fine, just a lot more labor intensive. The big outlets are just L6-30 for the element and a flanged L14-30R...

They are DS18B20s on Micro XLR connections (that sucked to solder)

They are my temp probes, I colored them so I could label them in the software "Red Probe" "Blue Probe" to make it easy since they are just going into thermowells and designed to be moved around. As for software... Im building this whole system using a raspberry pi, you can see it in the...

I just got it off ebay. I will control the pump with the relayed 110v outlets, no need for PWM on it I can't imagine I would want anything besides on and off. I haven't tested it too much so I cant comment on the locking up after long runs. I still have my chugger pump because I have doubts as...

Busted out some progress over the 3 day weekend. Testing this morning revealed my 2 110v outlets are not working so either I messed up wiring the relay or its broken, sadly I never tested it before installing so tonight I have to figure out whats going on with that. Everything somehow fits in my...

oh Yea! Basket showed, forgot to post these!

Playing around with pump configurations too, leaning toward the small one and selling my chugger if it holds up. All Photos => https://imgur.com/a/TJob5

Got my panel cut and am working on assembling it now. Still waiting on relay board but I should be able to get it mostly assembled up without that in place.

Still waiting on some small stupid parts from the slow boat but chipping away at the control panel software. Getting the panel cut soon so I can start updating this thread with more actual progress.

Yep thats how it will work. Honestly I think the weak point is the weld of the TC fitting on to the lid of the pot. That sight glass is insane heavy duty. But this is solved with hard plumbing and or the clamp to handle on the kettle. Waiting on one bloody part still and Ill get some pictures of...

Yes, the boil kettle is a still in fact. However if im not mistaken they dont want us talking about that hobby on this site.

Yea Im leaning toward some pipe clamp hanger supporting the bottom. I think I will have a 90 bend before that tee valve so that should work pretty easy then I wouldn't have to have it attach to the kettle at all.

More parts showed up. So running into a little design help question. So this whole assembly hangs off the lid and I'm a little worried about stress on the lid TC fitting and overall lid clamp stress over time especially when this whole thing is filled with wort during chilling and recirc. I...

Found a good deal on eBay for $26 each.

Nice, I would go that route if I didnt need to have the TC fitting open during boil for steam. Got PWM and temp probes up and running on my panel, next up coding PID logic.