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I used two Cat 6 cables that run into my keezer. Those carry the data and power. Inside, I connected the power to a drone power distribution board. From the meters, I connected a three wire fan extension and clipped off one end, which were connected to the Cat 6 and distribution board. I...

Looks similar to the generic version I am using and I found my calibration with normal temp cold tap water is not the same as when I'm using beer - my pours on a 16 ounce register as 12. Out of curiosity, what is your tick count at?

I purchased the YS-S402 off dx.com some time ago and installed 4 of them in my system. I did drill the opening to match on both sides and changed the pulse count, but I haven't dialed it in yet. When I originally installed them, I based the pulse count on a small, known quantity of water (16...

We're gonna need more info bud. What hardware are you running? What version software are you running, etc.

Yeah, not exactly an efficient solution. I did find if you install the tilt image first, you can install Pints on it and it will work. I've had mine going for the better part of a year now.

More than a year, several reinstallations, many hours dabbling in code and learning my way around Linux, I have a working Pints system. Feel free to skip the rest of my rambling post - I'm stuck at home with kids and bored. I installed the Tilt Hydrometer image to manage my fermentation...

I actually did a Tilt setup on the Raspberry Pi, which also runs my RaspberryPints setup. Since they're both in the garage, and only ~12-15 feet apart, the Pi reads the Tilt's Bluetooth signal, which it then bumps via Wifi to brewstat.us for me. I can then log in remotely and view not only my...

Wouldn't be hard to do, I don't think - I run TiltPi in the background of RPints. Though, admittedly, I just bought another Pi for my RetroPi

I used the John Guest PM4508F4S fittings. Same as I used on my keg posts.

Upgrading WILL break it, while Updating will not. It took me three attempts to realize this was the main problem. I had to reformat my card each time - of course, I was installing pints on top of a Tilt image, which was a challenge all to its own. Now I just need to complete my wiring, mount...

Not that I'm aware of. Most who chose to use cheaper sensors, including myself, chose THIS ONE. I didn't buy from this seller, but it was around the same price when I bought mine. The website I got mine from has since doubled in price - around $10 a sensor. I drilled mine out on the back...

Out of curiosity, how have I managed to get my 3B+ and Alamode to work, when others have not? And I am no super guru by any means. Disregard. I've found the issue. Seems the seller I purchased my Pi from had it listed as a 3B+, but when I looked at the actual board, it's only a 3B.

I only went with the Alamode because I had already purchased and assembled it when I got into the depths of the thread and found there were people using the Uno.

I followed these instructions and got mine working. Most importantly, power the Pi through the Alamode. Admittedly, it's been nearly a year since I programmed mine using these instructions, so some of the modules may no longer be accessible. Good Luck!

The Alamode will work, it just requires a little finesse, as does the 3b+ board. That said, I'm still running Jessie.

Make sure you are powering the Alamode and Pi via the Alamode Board. That was where my hangup was.

I bought these I drilled them out and modified the code for correct pours.

The horde says, yes, I have. Some of the steps for updating the alamode should be followed from the Pints website - this was just to get it to run after the release of stretch. If you apt-get UPGRADE, you're done. It won't work. Here are the steps I used from a fresh Jesse boot: 1.Install...

For future reference, in the U.S., one standard drink is defined as: Beer : 12 oz at 5% ABV Wine : 5 oz at 12% ABV Liquor : 1 1/2 oz at 40% ABV And for all those other questions we've had as of late - I tore my keezer apart for cleaning, the RPs installation, and my new beer gas setup install...

Sorry, for the late response, I've been busy. My pints project has been on hold as well, so I cannot comment on the flow meter modification yet. Maybe I'll get around to wiring the keezer in the next month.