No harm in doing it again, but you should be good.
15:09:13.466 -> 2021-02-14T22:09:12Z N: Started Brew Bubbles version 2.2.2 (master) [3deb66b].
Nah, I'm evangelizing people to get a better knowledge of their yeast through BrewBubbles (lag, link between activity and bubbles, bubbles triggered by dry hopping etc). Well I also have built 10 and I am not using them all so I sell some of themI've hit the big time now!
I can't read it of course, so I am assuming it doesn't say "this dumb American made this thing that sort of works."![]()
Glad you are enjoying it!This is absolutely the next best thing to actually drinking the beer.
That's a great idea, I'll add it to the docs.I used aluminized HVAC duct tape to cover the photo transitor.
I'm not following that. The entire gap is 10mm. You sure you don't mean 0.1mm?at 10 mm. This is working great but positioning was critial.. at 9.45 mm, I was getting double counts.
Well, I'm not saying "issue" but I think something changed.
Just a quick look - I don't see that the URL changed but there is a new TOU agreement. HAve you logged in there lately? Maybe your account is flagged to accept that?
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