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I am looking for diagrams precisely so that I can learn and understand the wiring with the assistance of my friend. My panel is mounted in a toolbox, as outlined in the original post. Keyed power switch, e-stop mounted in the upper portion, PID, 3x two way switches and 3x illuminated...

I've tried to find something to my exact needs but have been unlucky, hence the thread. My electrician friend is assisting, but I want a proper diagram going into it.

I'm still fairly new to electric brewing, so I'm not 100% sure on what I would need from P-J's current diagrams, but I'd appreciate anyone able to point me in the right direction! I'm putting together an electric RIMS system. The control panel and pump are mounted in a 19" metal toolbox. I'd...

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Hey all, I am finally gearing up to put together a control panel for a hybrid electric/propane RIMS system I am building. The control panel I am going to be building will be mounted into a metal toolbox, and will contain 1 Mypin PID, switches for power, element power, and a pump, and the...

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1.) 70-75% 2.) Whatever is available. I've used both with highly similar results. 3.) Listed in the first post. ABV is around 5.5%

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I use Photoshop CS6 and Adobe inDesign.

I'm sorry to hear! How much did you end up using? What was your process? Did you make any modifications?

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For this year's PAX East, I worked with Max from Cards Against Humanity to brew some beer for them. These are the labels.

For the record, the base recipe also makes a mean coffee stout - add some cold brewed coffee at bottling/kegging time.

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I find the toolbox enclosure to be relatively on the cheap end - $14 bucks for a steel toolbox that is portable will be very helpful when it comes down to transporting the system around whenever need be. Since I am planning a hybrid system, transportability is key. My gear is in the basement and...

Thanks for the pictures and the vote of confidence on the Mypin PID. I found a combo Mypin TA4-SSR PID that included an SSR and a PT100 probe for relatively short money. I think that will be the route I go for this build.

Would you be able to post a few photos of your control panel up close and maybe the internals? I'd love to also hear your experience as to the reliability of your temperatures. Have you had good luck with the MyPin and your temperature sensor?