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That's the same encoder I bought. I assumed that since the 3 pull up resisters were on the board that I could just use the caps alone but it doesn't work. How did you do yours?

Just make a small container of wort. About 1 or 2 quarts at 1.040 SG. Use a light DME. Since you probably don't have a stir plate you could swirl it a couple times a day. No hops needed. When this small beer is done you'll have plenty of yeast to pitch. There are plenty of posts on...

I'm in for Saq's The Pious Westvleteren 12 Style Quad Clone - All-Grain Recipe Kit

Do this in terminal

I know I had seen this problem myself so I searched the brewpi forum for the solution. Found it here. https://community.brewpi.com/t/solved-brewpi-on-debian-jessie-cant-access-web-interface/478/2 To save you a little time I copied the most helpful post here. "Ok I was having a heck of a time...

Try typing the ip address of your raspberry pi.

Good thing you took such good notes.

Sure you can do just that. What I like about the collection ball is that all the trube settles there during fermentation. Makes it easy to separate.

Update. I contacted them last night and this morning had an email requesting information for replacements.

One of the users on the facebook group also had this happen to him. I think its a production flaw. The first one I assumed like you that I had overtightened. The second I doubt it. it was stored in my gear box waiting to be used. I sent a message to their website. I suggest you do the same.

Any one else have an issue with the collection balls breaking? So far I have 2 that broke in the same location. Where the threads meet the thicker neck of the ball.

I meant volume. My MLT is a ten gallon cooler.

There are a few threads on this topic already. This one has real good info. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=192212

I use a 20 gal pot. gives me the flexibility to brew larger batches when I want to. but I find that I boil off too much of my 5 gallon recipes...

you beat me to it Swab. :mug:

Do you have the stand upside down? The small ring goes on top.

Actually the short one is designed to fit in a refrigerator. In order to rack I have to put mine up on a work table.

Does adding the wire to the outside of the tube really help that much? I made mine years ago without that wire, it cools adequately. I wonder if its worth it to add the wire to a new cooler when its time to replace this one. Any data to compare?

Thanks, that would explain the sediment on the bottom of the bucket over time.

The connections on terminals 7 and 8 are switched. It may be possible that the relay is stuck and not opening when the controller reaches its set point. Do you have a volt ohm meter?