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They're up. Check out the "Files" section... http://sourceforge.net/projects/brewtarget/files/brewtarget/1.2/1.2.3/

Thanks for the suggestions guys. Pretty much all the features that we put in are suggested by you guys.

Just change the "Name" field and press enter. It's the first text box on the Recipe tab.

So far, I haven't explicitly put in a fly sparging calculation because I'm not really sure what it should calculate. Normally in fly sparging, you heat up the remainder of the water to your sparge temp and just run it until your runnings are 4 Plato or whatever you decide to stop at. If anyone...

Can you paste the recipe (Tools->Copy Recipe to clipboard...) here?

These are referring to the mash tun, not the mash itself. It is asking how much your tun weighs.

This.

Ah yes. I used to have a small pot of borage. It is used in some cocktails for its cucumber flavor.

I think he's posted all the code here: http://www.renesasrulz.com/docs/DOC-1786

You guys, you have to check this out. This guy modified Brewtarget to send recipes to his automated brewing system. Skip to 6:00.

Yeah, it's not complete, and it's messy anyway. Moderators: Can one of you change the title to "SOLVED: Centrifuge short circuit" please?

That was it! Working great now. Here is the relevant part of the schematic and the offending SCR What was going on was that the SCR had gone bad and its anode and cathode were somehow internally shorted, causing a short circuit from neutral to hot and blowing the fuse.

It is indeed connected across a varistor. I'll desolder it and see what happens.

Hm. I just found an SCR whose anode and cathode have 0 resistance between them...

Perfectly fine. In fact, if you want to have some more fun, put brewtarget in a Dropbox.com folder and now you can have your recipes and stuff synched over multiple computers!

No tide lines, just a crapload of iron dust coating everything. So this white stuff is oxidized solder? Is it conductive?

It's not the motor. It still blows the fuse when the motor is disconnected from the board. The fuse is 4A @ 250V. The device works until the lid switch closes, so I have been tracing backwards from the lid switch (which closes one of a pair of relays that give power to the motor and some...

Guys, I picked up a centrifuge that had been discarded since it was blowing fuses. I have spent the last few days reverse engineering the schematic, but as I look at the under side of the PCB, I can see white marks on the surface connecting some of the solder points and traces. Is this...

Alright, I see it. Thanks for the bug report and I'll fix it ASAP.

You can buy agar from Japanese food stores. It comes either in powder form or in long sticks.