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+1.. I'd love to see an automation specific forum.

I like it. Eventually when I have time I'd like to do a eBIAB with electronics like this.

Nice job. Thanks for the info.

How much did it all cost? I do BIAB in a Keggle on a Top Tier burner... and during the winter months with the cold air blowing around I loose a lot of heat.... also you don't happen to have his original thread handy do you?

Looks awesome. I assume there is no worry about the open flame and the insulation?

Tagging..... interesting project.

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Still haven't had a chance. I'm in medical school, so my time is limited. On the to do list though.

Awesome... thanks for the help. Hopefully will get this going again this weekend back in a carboy. Just aiming for something drinkable.

Me... at this point I would settle for drinkable. Gravity was 1.025 or so after degassing. Thoughts?

I'll grab a sample when I get home tomorrow from school. I am pretty sure I dosed the K Sorbate right. I have some DME and a big vessel, so I could make a pretty big starter and repitch after I move it back to a carboy (from the keg)... or should I just leave it in the keg? Oh ... also its...

Yeah... was going to take gravities...its a longer story than above involving a neighbor, but yeah. Figured it was screwed. Thx.

So.... I tried making some cider. I mixed 4 gallons with yeast... fermented it... added camden tablets and potassium sorbate. Stuck it into a keg under pressure... I'm not sure what happened. It seems to sweet and not fermented enough yet.... the question is... is this fixable? Can I take...

Count me in.

Nice job...

That's actually not half bad for a stainless enclosure...

Pretty sure the new Perlick Flow Control faucets are standard shank. All of the other ones don't though.

This seems very complex.... why not just have two lines going to a single relay. One from a "manual" switch and one from the timer output? I can diagram it if you want. It seems that you have a lot of relays and complexity for not much benefit. You could handle this without a lot of the...

Just sitting it will take WAY more than 5 days... Usually takes about 14 to 21 days. If you want it to go faster you can shake it. But it most likely just hasn't been long enough.

Wait... I'm confused then... what are you using the 3 momentary switches and 6 relays for?