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support, info, and Darin... Each of those @brew-boss.com.

How the hell did i miss this?!? Oof.

I had a conversation with Darin just over a year ago when I was trying to order and he was out of stock. He's had major difficulties with his supply chain. Particularly, the parts for building controllers. All his vendors were backed up so he couldn't get what he needed for a production run. Not...

No, sir.

To follow up on this, Darin replied to my email and besides this probe thing answered a few unrelated questions. He sold me a replacement probe, so it stands to reason that the serial of the ds18b20 doesn't matter..must be read dynamically since he made no mention of program changes, right?

Well ,I guess I'll find out the hard way. When I receive the controller, I'll take the cover off and try to sort out the wiring from the board traces.

That's what Darin told me last year: I don't think emails are getting through to that domain since they suspended operations...hopefully only temporarily. Are the DS18B20 serials married to the controller? How would you replace them when they fail?? I think the serials are mainly for multiple...

PM'ed you.

Has anyone with the Brew Boss built their own DS18B20 probe? Just wondering which rings on the jack are ground/vcc/data...

Can be either the basic version instead or ready-to-brew...I have the fittings and dial thermometer I can reuse from my old CFC. Looking for delivery to, or pickup in KCMO. Thanks!

Would you consider selling just the controller?

Thanks, Lee! Well, I'm sold....time to start shopping for some parts.

Thanks for the response; that's great info! I've missed brewing a lot, but lately finding time has been very difficult. The more automated I can get things right now, the better. With that in mind, being able to program a quick lager routine based on attenuation and/or time would be so cool...

@LBussy I'm trying to get back into brewing after a little hiatus. I have a couple tilts and a fermentation chamber fashioned from a mini-fridge that is controlled by an Inkbird ITC-308. There's also a couple seedling mats on the side walls that generate heat when called for, and my stainless...

Thanks! Just picked a wifi version up to replace my trusty old non-wifi ITC-308! I'm assuming it'll work through the same "Inkbird Pro" android app as my Inkbird sous vide?

That's what I figured after you drew my attention to it. I guess I'll just connect the switch illumination to the 'auto' NO contact only. When I switch to the 'on' position the hot receptacle panel lamp will turn on. That's enough indication for me to know that the receptacle is hot. Cheers!

Yes the display does need power, right out of the adjacent expansion module pass-through. Guess I forgot that line...woops. Also forgot the resistor for the temp sensor on the latest diagram. I have all the DC controller stuff up and running using a different 5v power supply, so I just need to...

Doug- I gave this another shot and tried to base it on one of your other designs. Does it look like I'm getting closer? Thanks again!

Thanks, Doug. I really appreciate it!

So, I have been slowly planning a eBIAB control panel. the brains of the controller will be BrewUNO and include a single 5500W element and 120V/10W MP15-RM pump (for now). I've got my 240V GFCI hot tub panel built and most of the components for the controller purchased. I think I'm ready to...