rhart00 said:Added my name to the list. Survey completed!
Just put my name on the list, I'll do the survery after a bit more research into my setup. I probably be asking for advice later
1. Lael x2
2. natdene
3. shaodw
4. gap
5. kingy
6. barneey
7. ArnieW
8. Putrino
9. Mitch_76
10. tateg
11. LiquidCurrency
12. rafinus
13. crazyhorse
14. marksy x 2
15. JB
16. Neo__04
17.Masters Brewery
18. Cervante
19. Cervantes
20. sipahono
21. BobCharlie
22. jubilakka
23. CoxR
24. Capnk
25. breakbeer
26. lae
27. marksy
28. micbrew
29. Screamadelica
30. Pats
31. claypot
32. redlegger
33. pklakeside
34. lynchman
35. Bigbern
36. real_beer
37.gus the bus
38. Shaunous
39. jonasbegood
40. havebeer
41.Tassiehopper
42. jonasbegood
43. Misterwilson
44.jonnir
45. parktho
46. MrDave
47.Brutusb
48.Luisdepaula2001
49.Luisdepaula2001
50.tommy160
51.bigmacthepunker
52. nainsook
53. nainsook
54. moffatl
55. glen
56.kiwisika
57. sluggerdog
58. smokomark
59. SBOB
60. Marc280
61. Dug
62. rhart00
63. kezza x2
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cheers lael for all your hard work.. survey done
JB,JB said:Can you repeat that Bren?
Hey djar007,djar007 said:I like your box mate. I am just working on hydrographic printing my boxes and they are doing well. I am surprised how well the film clings to unprepared plastic.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i816goienzmfij0/2014-08-24%2018.02.43.jpg?dl=0
Hey, there is a 12v supply in your box that runs off Mainz? What's the only thing they have in common? Has it been doing it just recently? Or forever?bcavan said:JB,
As far as I can work out there's some electrical interference causing my LCD screen to display an extra 0 deg C after the temp value, it only happens when the temp probe is wired up and the unit is running on 220v AC power (doesn't happen when I power the Arduino directly with a 12v DC supply), see before and after pics:
Probe connected AC power:
ImageUploadedByAussie Home Brewer1408914453.488145.jpg
Probe connected DC power:
ImageUploadedByAussie Home Brewer1408918443.273709.jpg
Probe not connected AC or DC
ImageUploadedByAussie Home Brewer1408918486.490380.jpg
I'm thinking that there's some interference being picked up by the temp probe wiring, it's unlikely that it's the software on the board.
The probe cable has an outer foil and metal braid I presume to prevent this sort of thing, should I be earthing the outer shielding as at the moment I haven't connected it to anything?
MB, can you please post a picture of your control box set up (or is it in this 32page tread so where)MastersBrewery said:To avoid these issues I went with a separate high voltage box so my controller has only12v any where near it. A little extreme; yes but it's what they all did with Brewtroller.... or at least when I was on their forum.
MB
Hey Marksy,marksy said:Hey, there is a 12v supply in your box that runs off Mainz? What's the only thing they have in common? Has it been doing it just recently? Or forever?
this is the original post starting this buylael said:I'm working on something super exciting. Well.. I think so. Laser cut box, power supply, SSR, switches and connectors and arduino mega and pre-constructed PCB... Still sorting out a couple of sources. I'll need 30 people to commit up front to make it possible. Working on final costs, but somewhere around $145 I think ( depending on how much I can get the various parts for this might go up or down... I'm most of the way there). I'm trying to find a power supply that will allow enough space to allow two SSRs for those who want to run two heating elements, or to run the pump through an SSR. Box is the same as I posted of my controller above, with 20x4 LCD to boot. The aim is that you receive all the parts needed, and the PCB ( the part that most struggle with) is already built. You wire it all together and presto! Controller ready to brew!
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