Ran my first mash on ezboil Saturday and it worked like a champ. Can't wait to run all three vessels on them.
You only get that resolution in distilling mode, not mashing mode. I think the firmware is different in regards to boiling, etc.
Any of you guys have thoughts on the $20 to add the 0.1F resolution on the controller by going to the DSPR210?
http://www.auberins.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=559
The DSPR300 looks pretty sexy
Very curious if someone was able to determine from the instruction how one might set up the relays to trigger a pump. Process alarm? Thx.
this is why I love mine, never happened to me with any pid
Thanks for the input! Looks to do the trick!
Anyone else have any thoughts on using the EZ Boil with this setup! Opinions greatly appreciated!
Any thoughts on whether or not the extra features of the dspr 300 are worth it over the dspr 120? Running pumps whole heating strike water, mashing, and chilling seem neat. Not sure about running a buzzer or extra heating elements.
Turn on an 8-track player with volume set to 11 playing We are the Champions as soon as your boil is finished.
Any thoughts on whether or not the extra features of the dspr 300 are worth it over the dspr 120? Running pumps whole heating strike water, mashing, and chilling seem neat. Not sure about running a buzzer or extra heating elements.
Turn on an 8-track player with volume set to 11 playing Hell's Bells (and Whistles) as soon as your boil is finished.
You can expand your brewery bells and whistles down the road.
in my experience with it, but I only have a few brews on it, it holds the temperature right on, no highs or lows
my pids always had a swing up and down
I was thinking to just use xlr connections and swap them at the control panel when switching elements. Or find a way to rig them up to a switch as well.
Where are people getting their RTD sensors and XLR connectors?
Where are people getting their RTD sensors and XLR connectors?
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