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Not nearly looking half as bad this morning Just mapped out all the pins. Just got the analogue, one-wire inputs and a buzzer to hook up. After that it should be plain sailing. Hoping to do an I/O test from the controller in next 2-3 hours.

Been a good day, most of the high voltage wiring done, the bottom panel is 99%

Made a little progress over the last few days, maped out all my connectors, etc Holes are drilled connectors inserted, the wiring nightmare begins. Hopefully have some major progress over the weekend

Will take the remaining 3 if they are still available

EMF issue solved thanks to a MOV (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varistor). Also a dodgy Arduino mega board (replaced with my spare) which was causing all sorts of grief Had it running overnight logging any restarts and funny pressure and timing issues to EEPROM, looked good this morning. So its...

Been a while but I am progressing again. Bubbler (seen bootom next to PSU) is causing some EMF issues with the arduino, shouldn't be too hard to solve

Had to ask, didn't think you could buy with just a small pipe otherwise woudln't you buy the 20l. I am seriously fighting the "buy it" demons right now.

Does it come with the long pipe as well ?

Been having another clean out and found Found another couple of themowells and a couple of temp controllers (think I put them aside for someone who never turned up) $20 for temp controllers, $25 for thermowell Andy

Guys, Had a couple of large trees down over the last year, have a large pile of wood and a few trees that need cutting. This is not split, so you would need to cut / split it Anyone iterested, drop me a PM Andy

Sorry been very busy for last couple of days I have replied too all the pm's now. Still got quite a few bits left, so PM if you are after anything

Sorry for the late reply guys, had a long day at work yesterday Simple pic of thermowell Hole required for thermowell is 1/2 inch length (inside of pot) is 100mm I have a couple of 1206-D temp controllers , $20 each spec here http://www.aussiehomebrewer.com/forum/inde...st&id=56622...

All, Have a bench capper, not used a lot $20 (probably don't need a picture of this). Will throw in some bottles with this Have about 5 x 25 Amp SSR's - $10 each (bought a full box) 4 x Motorised ball valves , 5 wire, 1/2 full bore stainless $40 each 5 x thermowells left $25 each (bought a...

These hackers are pretty stupid If you want to steal money, wouldn't you target Golf Websites or Yacht clubs rather than tight arse homebrewers who max out their cards on 100g of hops Pehaps they are going to the Guiness World Record of most scammed card declines per hour

That leaves the esky, urn, pot, a few ball valves and the font (which I have totally forgotten to take photos of) Also have a surplus of stainless thermowells from a recent chinese order ($25 each + post if anyone wants posted), had to buy 10 only needed 3 (or 4). They have a rubber washer, so...

Not done the precise maths here but say a patrol weighs 2200kgs then a VE Commodore weighs in at just under 2000kgs. I would guess the patrol with its larger footprint applies less psi to the black top. It's also probably leaking less tarmac destroying oil. Anyway, I traded my patrol for a...

Depends which jeep all grands are euro design / built hence why they have 70s interior rather than 60s Gearboxes are rubbish and later engines may as well be made from eggshells As for landrovers (all vintages) I would rather lick piss off nettles.

Bite their hand off for 25. They usually have 380+ ks on for that year which shows how easily they do it Can't remember exact details of wheel issue. May have just been a certain lug nut / wheel combo caused over torque I did 300,000 in my last gu patrol. Only spent on tyres, brakes and had...

Go the 4.2 patrol. Good luck finding a turbo diesel one for under $30k though. There was a recall on the alloy wheel studs/nuts on patrols of a certain age. Get.one with steel wheels from factory. Though easy to identify / rectify. The 3.0 pre gu4 turbo diesel had fuel / engine sieze issues

Or you could use a pointer to your array