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The heat belt issue is the only thing stopping me going for the MM fermenter. I often make pilsners which I need to heat from 11degrees to 18degress for a diacytal rest. Anyone got an idea on an alternative way to heat my fridge / fermenter if I can't use the heat belt... Any other feedback...

Check this out... https://cbpi.mricesolutions.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&p=18 You probably need to install some requirements.

Yep Im still interested in v2 also

Here is a Google Drive link to my images. Its a bit hard to make much from it. Hope it helps though..... The entire build is in a old HP Small Form Factor box. It has 3 * Inkbird SSR's, 3 * GPO plugs that i connect my Recirc pumps, Kettle Heating Element, Sparge heat element into. The SSR's sit...

Nice work. They Look great. I bet youre keen to give one a go.. im still keen on v2 if the numbers are enough...

Hi all I just recieved 1kg of 100% sodium perc but it does not have any dillution info on the pack. How many grams per liter should i use. Thanks

Really sorry for the confusion.... i just traced my spaghetti wiring and realised that i DO share GPIO 4 across both sensors but i use separate power, earth and resistor. Needless to say i am going to clean it up this week and use single circut for all sensors. Appoligise again....

That is a really nice device. E-bay ? You would laugh at my wiring. I run 3 * SSR's and 2 * temp probes and everything through a breadboard so it is a bit like spaghetti. It is housed in a HP Desktop stripped out. It does work though and color coding helps a lot.

Hoping for some thoughts about wiring multiple DS18B20 temp sensors to the RPI. I currently run 2 temp sensors using separate GPIO and a dedicated 4.7k resistor for each sensor. It all works fine in CBPI v2.2, i can see each sensor in the hardware list, i can switch SSR's with both sensors...

I have just got a recirc system setup. Ive not used it yet as i have a few more things to finalise. It struck me that i dont know how to clean afterwards. What do people use to run through the recirc for cleaning?

Im happy with sea freight if it's easy for you.

yep i could but i figured there may be only minor changes that might be easier to upgrade. It is not ready for brewing but the bulk of it works well and is a large improvement on v2.1.

can anyone help me with the commands to run an upgrade over version 2.2. I installed v2.2 about 1 month ago and wanted to upgrade to any recent changes Manuel has made in the last month.

Good to hear. A few pics would be good one you get it.

Hi Roosterboy Any updated on v2. And how did your v1 order go.

Thanks Manuel, i have now installed dev2.2 and 2.1 does not work as you mentioned but that is fine as i do not need to brew for a while. Dev2.2 looks really good. It is much easier to identify hardware and the way you can name and view hardware is better. I also like being able to export the...

Thanks Manuel. Im happy to clone and install dev2.2 into a different directory on the RPI to help with bug testing. If i do will 2.1 still work?

Has anyone upgraded to Dev2.2 of Craftbeerpi?. There seem to be some people using it and i can see on Git Hub that Manuel has been a busy developer and made lots of good changes recently.... all power to him i say :beerbang: :beerbang: . I would like to upgrade but am not sure how i go from...

How is everyone connecting the silicone host to the camlock, its difficult to see from the pictures in this thread? Is it using these nipple attachments I have read that it is better just to force the hose over a male thread camlock to increase the flow capacity due to the larger diameter...

Thanks for that explanation. I am going to give PID another go next brew but this time take close notice of how it works, timings and switching.