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Maybe. Like I said, it's just my interpretation. But the timing sure is interesting. 1/13/16. 4 Days later williams has a 20% off sale and sells their whole stock and removes them from the website (instead of saying out of stock). The shoe looks like it fits to me.

i googled it. keep in mind im an engineer, not an attorney, this is how i interpreted what I read.... Vent-Matic Company, LLC v. Draught Technologies, LLC Judgement was found in favor of VentMatic. https://search.rpxcorp.com/lit/wiwdce-36200-vent-matic-company-v-draught-technologies So long...

WOW! Awesome SSBrewtech! I'm in for sure!

I would use a small piece of telephone wire/cat 5 and crimp that end, then solder your temp controller to those exposed leads and head shrink it. I did it with my RJ-45 to DS18b20

Well... got it hooked up now with bluetooth. I get the majority of my scrambling when using the rotary encoder now it seems. Hooked up the Relay board and triggered them on and off and didnt really notice anything. But when using the rotary got all kinds of scrambling. Thought that was...

It's been running connected via usb to the pi now for a few days with no issues to the screen. The bluetooth is still plugged in and powered, but no communication. I get a new PSU for the pi tomorrow, so I should be able to test it powered by itself and connected via bluetooth. But so far...

Just played around a little bit and the culprit for my scrambled screen was the external power supply. At least its not scrambling like it was when I touched the new bus. I had added some extra decoupling caps to try to separate noise on the bus bar, but didnt seem to help. Would the on-board...

Minor Update Went to test the voltage and found this to be odd... Working fine on own. Then when I touch the 5V line on the bus bar with my probe from my DMM in VDC mode, it scrambles. Instantly. This is not even having the ground probe touching anything. I disconnected the Bluetooth, still...

I've been running my brewpi for a while as just a temp logger with my ice chest setup, works well. Now I have power issues with my pi, that I wont go into, but basically I cant run wifi and bluetooth dongle at a time on my model B. need a bigger psu. ANYWAYS.... I just got my first scramble...

You can use the @media Rule in CSS to change it... you can keep the same ones, then duplicate them under and add this before with a closing } at the end... @media screen and (max-width: 480px) { .lcddisplay { width: 480px; height: 320px; } .lcddisplay .lcd-text{...

FYI... I havent read the thread in a while, so this may have been mentioned, but the Alamodes are on sale at Makershed right now for $25

I had a problem with running multiple and had to play with the resistor value. I think everyone usually uses a 4.7k, I ended up with a 2.2k. Worth a shot.

I use RJ45 ethernet connectors.

Is anyone using parasitic power on the temp gauges? or is everyone powering each one with 5v?