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No real reason for putting the LED in series, just easy and I knew that if the LED was lit then the transistor base was being driven.

Keep up the good fight Mike, Eagle footprints are a PITA, the ribbon connector I used on the original board was back-to-front, I picked it up just before I ordered my boards. You should be on Linux BTW :).

The esp8266 is an impressive bit of kit, I was made aware of it only a few weeks ago when I started looking into wifi. I was thinking it could be used exactly the way brewmaniacEX have. It's so cheap too. Awesome job.

Those boards look good Mike! The changes I'm making will be a personal thing as its more about me learning how to do it than the outcome. I'm really keen to get my teeth into the Internet of things.

This is so cool, a big that thanks to Lael and Zwitter and a lot of others for taking this project much much further than I could possibly have done. A massive thank you to all of those that have helped others to sort out problems with their brauduino's. So after my daughters brain injury it has...

Getting put on eBay tomorrow evening

Sold

Back up for sale. $450 ono

SOLD pending

anyone want a piece of history? thinking of selling my original brauduino setup, I'm not including the home etched sheild but ill include a braumiser v2.1 PCB, relay and connector (all the other parts can be got from jaycar or ebay). ill also include the topsflo 12v pump I originally planned...

I'm selling my 65l pot (430mm diameter X 450mm height), it has been drilled for a 1/2" tap but has a blanking plate on it. pick up from hazelbrook after hour or weekend or zetland and surrounding suburbs during work times. http://i1164.photobucket.com/albums/q572/matho3/pot_zps6hht2cuc.jpg...

Im selling my 2 keg setup im wanting $450. it comes with 2 used but functional 19l ball lock kegs, 2.6Kg keg king co2 cylinder (at least half full, currently weights 9kg), cornelius regulator, 4 beer disconnects ( 2 german, 2 cornelius) 2 gas disconnects(1 german, 1 cornelius), 3 plastic party...

wow who would have thought this thing would have gone so far, good work guys. Just to let everyone know I don't have time to respond to any questions anymore because of family issues but many thanks to those that have taken my basic idea and ran with it.

two years on, Scarlett is still progressing, she tried eye gaze control of a computer the other day and did a great job. I'm sorry I have not contributed to AHB but I have other things that need my attention more. I hope all my mates on AHB are doing well and are brewing excellent beers, cheers...

That is how I lost the 30Kgs, I consumed about 6000 kJ a day and went for bike rides on average 30 min * 4 per week, I also walked short distances instead of driving and took the stairs instead of the lift. At my peak I was losing about 2 kgs a week but on average it was about 1.5 kg. For the...

My stats are not as good as yours argon, 1650 Kms and 31000m climbed, I started using strava in April, so not the whole year. 98% of it was on dirt :)

Thanks Cube, life is physically a lot easier now, nothing seems to hard to do. I feel better than I did in my 20's.

I lost 34 kgs in about 6 months, I have stayed at about 64kgs for about 18 months. Exersise and diet, if you use more energy than you consume you are going to lose weight.

3 years ago and now, 34kgs lost, the power of bike riding :) cheers matho edit: thats mountain bike riding, no lycra here :P

wow, well done guys, its incredible to see things progressing so much. Massive props too lael, it is not easy. Sorry about not replying to PM's but I don't get much time to peruse the internets. The good news is I haven't given up brewing :) cheers matho