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Cool build. I've recently switched game plan for my setup from switches and relays to a touchscreen and a PLC after locating the components for an irresistibly low price. I am looking forward to seeing your schematics for many reasons, but one in particular. What are you using from your PWM...

If you wanna use momentary switches, you will have to used a relay to "latch" that input on. Unfortunately you will have to use another switch to turn it off and deenergize the latched input. If you do want to use illuminated push buttons, just get the kind that are self latching. Push...

Checkout http://www.theelectricbrewery.com/control-panel-safe-start-interlock for a great writeup for a safe start option. You'll have to modify it a little to make it work with your setup, but it's completely doable. :mug:

The way it is drawn insinuates that switches 1 and 2 are DPDT switches wired Normally Closed (not sure why though.. ) and switches 4 and 6 are SPST switches 1(NO). SW1 will have to be rated for roughly 20A and SW2 for about 10A or so given the element wattages. (these aren't exact, just going...

I'm gonna have to agree with the other posters. Your well probably has 1/2"-13 NPT threads. You are gonna want to install a 1/2"-13 locknut/o-ring and perhaps a washer as well to get a good seal. But, maybe you have a really thick sidewall and it will all work out great. A pic of your final...

Wisconsin!

I thought it was common practice? :mug: I do like the bucket beer handle idea though.. I may have to develop that.. Cheers!

Sweet! I'm in!

Great build! Lots of idea floating around in my head now.. One question though, where did you get your temp probe from and how much? I really like the idea of having a QD on my probes.

Great build! Lots of idea floating around in my head now.. One question though, where did you get your temp probe from and how much? I really like the idea of having a QD on my probes.

Yes, please!

Count me in! Thanks!

I'm in! Thanks!

I just submitted the survey. This weekend I'm gonna drink with my family around a fire.. :tank: Maybe keg the Belgian Strong that I have sitting in the secondary.. :D

Just what I was looking for!

Oh wow, I'm in!

I'm in!

Glad to hear that it worked! I've never thought of using mason jars, but I'm going to try it next time in screwing around with small batch recipes. I too swear by carlo rossi jugs, they're perfect for all kinds of brewing applications. Cheers!

Third Street

I agree with Malty Dog, I always see a little airlock activity after transferring.. It isn't enough to lower my FG noticeably though. I chalk it up to dizzy yeasties left in suspension farting out their last bit of co2.. :drunk: Cheers!