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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    Thank for the comment, it has been a learning process! I brewed a porter today and hit all of the numbers, but i am going to have to get my water sensors in soon as it is a pain with a stick to measure the water! I have been looking at those pumps as well, I am need of a CIP pump as it is a...
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    I just put a blank on the lid and use it during the brew day.
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    The CIP assembly
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    Canada Brand new bcs-462

    $225
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    A new attachment for the Vorlauf
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    A few more pic of the process
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    Added a few things to the brewery today. The most tedious was the CIP.
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    The touch screen will defiantly be in the works after I get the flow and volume sensor figured out. Thank for the compliments, it has been fun learning this new craft!
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    They are a March TE-5-5S-MD Magnetic Drive Pump and are rated for beer and temps. The pumps are awesome but you need a diaphram valve to control the finer processes like sparking and vorlauf. I got them on Ebay for a screaming deal brand new in the box. I wish I could run a VFD but these...
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    Canada 3/4" 3 way tri-clamp valves

    Here is the actual valve
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    Canada 3/4" 3 way tri-clamp valves

    I ordered the wrong size and I have four 3/4" 3 way tri-clamp valves in the T configuration. I am asking $40 each.
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    Canada Brand new bcs-462

    Here is the picture of the actual BCS
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    Whoops forgot to attach the picture
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    The start to the vorlauf.
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    Well first brew was performed on the Brucontrol and was it ever Nice! The ease of changing things on the fly was amazing and the program and interface performed flawlessly. The chap in the pic is a Brew master at a local brewery and stated the panel control was very simular to the one he uses...
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    The Mega is mounted on 1 DIN clip only, not the best but the holes were not lining up well and I just screwed into the plastic din clip as the holes were off by a few mm. I will check into the rugged circuits. The soldering was not bad, but you do need a good iron with a small tip to do...
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    I hooked it all up to a Windows 10 mini pc and had the firmware installed in about 4 mins. Super easy to do. The Mega installed itself as soon as I plugged it in and I was up and running
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    A test for for the Mega and the TF-3 Brucontrol board for my thermostat temp probes. I mounted it all with DIN clips
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    Conversion from BCS-462 to Brucontrol, you have to do it!

    The Mega pins were a little tedious but still was really easy to solder. I placed the pins into the Mega to line up then soldered a few pins on each set to make sure it was all aligned.
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