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It was these guys: http://www.bubbasbarrels.com/

I got Remix running on my ancient Raspberry Pi with no problems and it works great... plus the graphing works now. ;) Not too much work and now I have an up to date OS and a modern BrewPi install. Win-Win. Now I just have to wait until the lager in my other ferment chamber finishes so I can...

Mine has: <!-- Load scripts after the body, so they don't block rendering of the page --> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery-1.9.1.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="js/jquery-ui-1.10.3.custom.min.js"></script>...

Well, beats the heck out of me then. I'm installing a fresh download of Raspi and BrewPi Remix right now. If that doesn't work, then something really weird is afoot.

My "classic" install must be older than yours. ;) I'm pretty sure my install is from late 2013 or early 2014.

That's interesting. I've tried many different browser (Chrome, FF, IE, Edge, Safari) and all have the same issue. Any chance you can check your index.php in the /var/www folder and see if it has any references to google.com/jsapi? That is the only thing that I could quickly find that seemed...

No, a little further east in TN.

Dude, you are frickin' awesome for keeping this project alive.

Yes, each time I'll stop the brew at the end of fermentation and create a new brew when I start fermenting a new batch. Occasionally I'll SSH in and delete some of the old brews. It was interesting that they both stopped displaying the active graph at the same time. I use one ferment chamber...

Hey guys, I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction here. I have two identical BrewPi setups that I built years ago. They've been working flawlessly for forever. They're built using the old BrewPi.com kit, with Raspberry Pi 3's, Arduino's, and have the LCD panel and rotary...

No, I couldn't get it to solder properly. I've done a ton of silver soldering with single wall vessels and had no issues, but on the tri-clad bottom, the aluminum inner layer kept drawing off all the heat... I could never maintain enough heat, even with a MAP torch, to get the solder to flow...

I think Jay nailed it:

Are you saying nope or maybe? Basically this: Except with a racking cane in place of the PRV and a thermowell in place of the barb.

Jay, any way of making a 2" TC (for a half barrel sanke) that has: 16" Thermowell Adjustable height racking cane 1.5" TC for blowoff / pressure transferring (probably need to be on a 90 degree elbow to clear the racking cane, but a straight extension would be nice for cleaning ease) All with...

A couple of questions/thoughts: If you are cleaning by pumping cleaner through the spray tube thingy, how is the cleaning solution able to drain from the keg to be picked back up by the pump and recirculated? Right now I'm cleaning my sanke fermenter with a modified Mark's keg washer that I...

I've given low scores / overall impression to beers that were really good, but out of style for the category they were entered in. You've got to remember that they aren't (supposed to be) judging the beer against how much they like it, but how close it is to the style it was entered as. The...

Definitely interested in this as I just started fermenting in a half barrel sanke keg myself.

I used KevinK's method of using a water column natural gas regulator (0.4 psi) and it works fine if you want a cheap solution. I was worried that if my fermenter valve ever started leaking during a cold crash, the positive pressure would force all the beer out. Now I use a cask breather...

Your guess was right. I cut through the first layer and was able to peel the stainless off easily. Then I cut through the aluminum layer and stopped when I got to the inner stainless layer (the kettle bottom). At that point, the thick aluminum layer wouldn't pop up or peel off. I kept...