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Thanks for the info on adjustment due to the level of potassium in my water and for also pointing out the ability to increase the accuracy by doubling the sample size and indicator amount. Both much appreciated!

Saw the previous La Motte/lab test comparison. Wanted to share my most recent comparison. I just installed a new RO setup and sent a couple samples to Ward to compare with results I got with the La Motte kit. 1 sample was post carbon filters, pre RO, and the 2nd was post RO filter. I've...

Finished the first full fermentation with the BrewPi setup last week. Wanted to say a huge thanks to FuzzeWuzze for all the time and passion put into this thread, Mikmonken for the software help and everyone else who helped take so much trial and error out of this build. Made the days of the...

I've been heavy on SRV - anything live - for brew day clean up and Jason Isbell - Southeastern has gotten me through plenty of fermenter cleaning evenings. What do you like??

I used this box. Everything fit very well with plenty of room to work but not so much it was excessive. BUD Industries NBF-32412 Plastic Outdoor NEMA Economy Box with Clear Door, 7-55/64" Length x 5-57/64" Width x 3-59/64" Height, Light Gray Finish...

Not a member of Brewlu. But everything I see on the Facebook page make it look like a fine group of folks. Know how to have a good time :)

And as I say that I just cut apart 2 stray USB cables that came with the Arduino and sure enough no shield. Data wires were not even twisted. So I guess there are plenty of cheap unshielded USB cables in the world. If I ever have an connectivity issues between the Pi and Arduino I'll make...

Sorry mis understood the question. Ya have had no issues as of now. Haven't cut the cable open to see but I've never seen an unshielded USB before. You literally meant the wound up up 1 foot USB cable at the top. Totally my bad, my brain didn't follow the looped part initially.

12V is fed to the box separately from an external power supply, not through the USB cable.

Yep, top is a 40mm fan, there are four vent holes at the bottom of the box behind the AC power cables. Lives in a So Cal garage so wanted to make sure there was some ventilation. Middle left is a step down converter that takes the 12V DC needed for the fan and steps down to 7V for the arduino.

Thanks again FuzzeWuzze and Mikmonken for the help on the install. Got everything boxed up this evening and tested. Working great, although just holding final temp on a Belgian Blonde that's just about finished, so haven't run it though its full paces yet. Really looking forward to the next...

Thank you all for your help. Started again with a clean install of Noobs V1_9_0 and everything went smoothly. Fuzze I think your exactly right. I think I answered with a Y for install patch... bonehead :) Also Mikmonken you right, the installer has been updated to point to /var/www/html so...

Thanks for help :rocking: I changed the apache documentRoot to /var/www and I still getting an error when I try to install the Brewpi from the automatic installer. I've attached photo of the error. I re-installed brewpi-tools just incase something was funky there and still get the same issue...

Finally diving into the Brewpi project after being a longtime Johnson A319 kinda guy. Having an issue with Brewpi install on a RPI 3 Model B starting with the latest version of Noobs. Have followed all instructions for initial RPI setup and software/firmware updates but every time I try to do...

Yep, you clearly know where I'm coming from :) Your take is very much why I tried it. If it can lead to clearer beer and easier on folk with a wheat allergy without jacking with flavor or other harmful side effects why not. San Diego... you don't work for white labs do you ;)

I should clarify my :rolleyes: on gluten intolerance, I know it's a real issue for some however I live in LA where the same person you ate pizza with last weekend is suddenly gluten intolerant this weekend. :)

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