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This is right up my ally. Look forward to the end result. If you have any other bitters recipes please post them!

They told me they don't have an adapter to go from the paintball cylinders to the 5lb tanks. If you can figure that out (which it sounds like there is an option) and they allow you to fill, please report back you'd save a lot of brewers a lot of time and money! I may check it out myself too...

Called Roberts Oxygen .... they quoted me $28 for a 5lb exchange :drunk: Dick's Sporting Goods can fill up to 24oz's however they don't have the adapter. If I were to refill 5lb's at Dick's it would cost me $15.... can't win! http://www.robertsoxygen.com/ 2929 Eskridge Road #A...

Go to Home Depot for the tube it's in the plumbing section. Go to Radio Shack for the plastic box they have them in all sizes. The box comes with the screws to close the box but you may have to buy some longer bolts/nuts to mount the fan.

Not knowing what size relay you need the Fotek SSR's can handle the 3.3v directly from the Raspberry Pi. I'll probably use this one to turn on my fridge. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004HZLMTW/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

Did you use any resistors with the RGB LCD to i2c? I just ordered this: http://www.adafruit.com/products/1109 even though I have the 20x4 LCD bc I thought it was my only option as far as using the RGB LCD. Mind sharing how you wired it? Also, I need to turn on a vintage fridge condensor do you...

This would be a bot ^ The pi-plate that Adafruit provides make it a two wire ordeal into the i2c GPIO pins on the Raspberry Pi and would allow for Red, Green, and Blue to be displayed. Wiring that way requires chips and resistors etc. and I couldn't put it together based on the pictures they...

Ok ladies and gents! I have put together an incredibly easy how-to on setting up your Raspberry Pi, Reading the temperature, and sending it to a COSM account. What it's feeling like in my living room lol This is what your Pi will output. :mug: Disregard the spikes it was from me touching the...

For the newbs! Feel free to comment. Raspberry Pi made easy. A complete tutorial in Layman's terms. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/raspberry-pi-made-easy-complete-tutorial-laymans-terms-needed-373664/#post4752020

Here's what I did to get things rolling with my Pi straight out of the box. 1. Plugged in the usb hub with keyboard, mouse, and wifi adapter. 2. Plugged in HDMI cord to TV and Pi 3. Plugged in the 4GB SD card and 5v Power Supply. The first time it boots, follow this tutorial...

Thanks for the replies gents! I decided to go through with this and learn the hard way. I'm going to update this thread with helpful hints and tips to accomplish my goals with the thought that others maybe had the same idea and just didn't know how to go about it. I'm a complete newb when it...

Thanks for the reply Kerber! What are your thoughts on using the same temperature sensor with usb adapter into a Hackberry A10 ( https://www.miniand.com/products/Hackberry%20A10%20Developer%20Board) instead of an Arduino Uno. I'd use Python for Android to run the Python scripts...

Hey all, To preface this DIY project, I'd like to start out by saying I come from the finance field and a lot of the hardware/software jargon goes right over my head (especially the scripting languages and getting everything to talk to each other). I've spent the better part of two days...

If you don't mind, can you shed some light on the arduino setup? How did you wire it, which arduino setup you bought off of spark fun, How do you monitor etc. Maybe even some helpful links I could use to set one up for my vintage GE fridge. I'm new to the arduino stuff. Thank you in advance! I'm...

I know I'm bringing this thread back from the dead somewhat, but is the top of the freezer really necessary? If you insulate a wooden top piece it just sounds fantastically easier to drill the tower, run lines, etc. Am I wrong?

subbed, look forward to the updates and seeing you progress. Thank you for staying committed to the thread!

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My gf goes to JMU and I'm there pretty much every other weekend. I'd be down to meet up for a few! What happened to calley's (downtown brewery) anyway?

Apparently someone scooped them before me also... never heard back.

So for the people using concentrate instead of corn sugar -- You used five to six 12oz cans in addition to 5 gallons of 100% apple juice and then pitched the Montrachet? I don't have any corn sugar local and I'm looking for alternatives. I heard the concentrate would produce a smoother taste...