Yes you need to calibrate using the following directions https://www.ispindel.de/docs/Kalibrierung.html This should get you in the ballpark.is it with the calibration at different sugar levels
Yes you need to calibrate using the following directions https://www.ispindel.de/docs/Kalibrierung.html This should get you in the ballpark.is it with the calibration at different sugar levels
thanksYes you need to calibrate using the following directions https://www.ispindel.de/docs/Kalibrierung.html This should get you in the ballpark.
Bit late to the party here but have you tried the gravity mon software?I have many ESP8266 D1 Mini modules (USB-C and Micro-USB) that simply won't boot when powered on. I burn the software (6.5.1) before finally assembling them on the iSpindel and then test them on an iSpindel with sockets. I adopted this procedure due to many module failures (ESP and GY), purchased on Aliexpress and without having any problems damaging the PCB. None of them had any problems to record the software, but the firmware only starts after pressing several times, in sequence, in the reset button on the module. Has anyone experienced this and could help?
I discovered that the gyro board does not read accurately, or at all, if the battery is low. With my battery appearing yellow in brewspy, it was reading at a constant 0.903 SG from fermentation start to finish. I at first thought maybe the gyro board was broken due to potential moisture getting to it. But after this batch was done I took the iSpindel out of the fermenter, cleaned it, and gave it a full charge and it is now reading as it should.My issue above fixed itself, I think a ton of yeast was caked onto the iSpindel cap. After soft crashing and shaking the fermenter a bit, the gravity line in the graph shot back up to 1.010, as expected.