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Thank you - didn't see that part -

Ink Bird makes a very good controller https://www.ink-bird.com/products-PID-controller-ipb16s.html

using a hose to air lock I really don't see an advantage other than you need room so you can't have the air lock on top - I don't use them any more just a blow off tube. I would give it bit more time, this is a big beer.

How Long has it been ? What yeast did you use ? Typically you won't see any activity for 24 hours.

absolutely - at least 2 days but depends on the beer could go longer if needed.

not sure this would help but - I know Mr Beer, you don't have to tell me. https://www.mrbeer.com/sugar-measure

If I was looking - I think I would consider this - also if cost comes in to play look at Ink Bird. Just my $.02 https://www.blichmannengineering.com/brewcommander.html https://www.ink-bird.com/products-PID-controller-ipb16s.html

Next Weekend Brulosphers Best Blonde Ale - local Brew HQ in Dallas converted over to extract

Cream Ale finishing up secondary - bottle this weekend Blonde Ale on deck - still looking at 2 recipes

it is a kegerator currently with a Ink Bird - I will be buying a small Fridge for Fermenting. I am moving up to Kegging so the kegerator will be storing kegs and usage as well !

Cream Ale just about to finish up

Yup - been there done that - blow off tube now on all brews - distilled water :mug:

Never thought of that - using a container with distilled water, much easier just using a gallon distilled water jug -

Blow out tube in lieu of Air Lock - had a major clean up with a Stout beer - use the blow out tube into distilled water on every brew now - much easier

:mug: Cheers - from Texas

for the cost of shipping & cost of the unit you might be better buying a Brewzilla or Anvil's Foundry - not much cost savings when adding $93 to ship -