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Thanks for the help. I figured it out. One of my sensors was bad so the Rpi wasn't sensing any of them.

Hey. I'm very new to the raspberry pi and I'm can't get my sensors to work. How do I know if the pi is reading my sensors and how do I get the individuals sensor address to get them to work in craftbeerpi? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Here's mine. Just finished building last weekend, going for the maiden voyage tomorrow. (Sorry for the crappy cell phone pic)

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Did you come to a conclusion on how to deal with the dead space problem with your pump manifold? I was thinking about going with a cross-based manifold too, but I was also worried about the dead space in the cross. How much fluid is left behind?

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The build is going great! Looking forward to seeing the finished product.

Thanks for all the input everyone. I think I'm definitely gonna go with the 10" burners, just for the sake of growth. And it looks great when it's fired up. Again thanks for all the input.

I'm looking into moving into the all-grain world and was wondering what the majority of homebrewers use as far as burners go. I'm currently in the process of designing a brew stand and I'm stuck between the 10" banjo burner and the 6" banjo burner. I'm only brewing 5 gallon batches now but would...

Amazing! Just finished reading every last word in this thread. I wish you all the best. Can't wait to see the new brewery. I hope to get there one day. Again, all the best!

just started with this today..username is dizzle26..

Ok. Thanks for all the info.

I haven't done anything, including buying the pump. I wanted to ask these question before buying something that I couldn't use.

Ok. Thanks for the info. Are there any pumps that are used in the brewing community that are bi-directional?

Hey, I'm drawing up ideas on a brew stand and I have a question. Is the march pump reversible? Can it pump in both directions? If not is there a pump out there that can do that? Thanks, Danny

lookin good..can wait to see the finished product..

My breakout beer was back in 2004..I was in Gainesville, FL visiting my younger bro in college..we were walking through downtown and we stumbled across a small, dingy pub by the name of Stubie..we walked inside, sat down, and took a look at their menu..over 250 beers..i never knew that many...

I'm just a plain old superhero..nothing too crazy.. Just messing..I'm a cardiovascular tech..been doing it just over 6 years now..

Just finished bottling my first home brew!! :ban: im sure everyone says this but the aroma was intense!..i tried a bit of it that was left over in the bottling bucket and im very excited to see how it turns out..i think i found my new obsession..lol.. and again i want to thank everyone on...

Hey..I'm in Miami..just started brewing last weekend..lol..if you enjoy great tasting beer but hate paying 15 bucks for a bottle, then we're definately like-minded..