There's always the starter option to.
What did you get delivered today
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I haven't used mine yet, but looking forward to being able to see the churning of the fermentation again!
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Today got the remainder of the ingredients for the Chimay Grand Reserve clone. I may swirl this one up tomorrow after work.
Does it floc well? I’d be lagering for a few weeks to a month. Just curiousGotta love a kolschalways a crowd pleaser. I agree with Brian, the White Labs kosch yeast is good, but I also prefer the Lallemand Koln yeast. Plus it's dry, so way easier to use
Brand?Only requires 50-60 mL sample to read
Can you believe after 8 years of doing home brew, this is my first hydrometer lol. Reads from 1.000 to 1.070
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That'll be plenty of time to clear up!
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Bit of lite reading I see Josh hope you find plenty of inspiration.
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Nice! Get a Ruby Ale into that glass ASAP!
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Got my delivery
But temp controller is going to be interesting. Real small.
Sensor cable is only 25 cm long and I am definitely going to improve on my chinglish....
Not sure if you can see it, but there are 2 wiring schedules in the manual and esp the first one is pretty strange
I'm going to hope/guess/assume that mine is the 2nd schedule.
I may even go the the chinese shop in town and ask them.
Or @Robert68 , but I haven't seen him around for a bit
But temp controller is going to be interesting. Real small.
Sensor cable is only 25 cm long and I am definitely going to improve on my chinglish....
Not sure if you can see it, but there are 2 wiring schedules in the manual and esp the first one is pretty strange
I'm going to hope/guess/assume that mine is the 2nd schedule.
I may even go the the chinese shop in town and ask them.
Or @Robert68 , but I haven't seen him around for a bit
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Having only the implied context, I'm assuming you just want the controller to work as a switch and your power source or what you are switching on and off is something other than the 12 volts that the box is supplying, then yes, follow the second wiring diagram at the bottom of the page.
I didn't see a power supply for the controller though....I'm assuming..again ...that you are powering the controller with 12volts DC and turning something on and off that's at a different voltage.
Sorry for the elementary school description but I'd hate to see you blow up the controller given how long it takes you to get things there in Zambi-land!
I didn't see a power supply for the controller though....I'm assuming..again ...that you are powering the controller with 12volts DC and turning something on and off that's at a different voltage.
Sorry for the elementary school description but I'd hate to see you blow up the controller given how long it takes you to get things there in Zambi-land!
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Hey, yes
OK, I got a 12 volt solar chest freezer/cooler/chiller. Currently not connected to panels and I'm using it as an oversized cooler box.
But I want some more control. So the idea is to connect the panels and battery to the controller (not this one). Then connect this little thing to the appliance output and the appliance to this little bugger, so this little thing will take over the temperature regulation.
I'll be checking this week with one of my much more clued up mates to see if I got thiscl correct
Then I need to extend the measuring cable...
Then bottle pilsner malt saison & simple cider saison and start testing.
I'm hoping that my old tired solar battery is capable of keeping the temperature as it now doesn't need to work that hard
If not, then I continue as I have been and move to kveik again in 2 months time
OK, I got a 12 volt solar chest freezer/cooler/chiller. Currently not connected to panels and I'm using it as an oversized cooler box.
But I want some more control. So the idea is to connect the panels and battery to the controller (not this one). Then connect this little thing to the appliance output and the appliance to this little bugger, so this little thing will take over the temperature regulation.
I'll be checking this week with one of my much more clued up mates to see if I got thiscl correct
Then I need to extend the measuring cable...
Then bottle pilsner malt saison & simple cider saison and start testing.
I'm hoping that my old tired solar battery is capable of keeping the temperature as it now doesn't need to work that hard
If not, then I continue as I have been and move to kveik again in 2 months time
Connect battery on left then your 12v load on right with + on far right.. that's how I'm reading it.
Looms like it'll switch 240v as well as per the relay readout.
On extending them temp probes. I do I just use standard 12v wire I usually use audio jax as my plug in type gizmo.
I hope it works out for you Zambezi be confident you got this.
BANG! Oh no I don't got this Dough lol
Looks more compact than an STC1000 it's got a LCD display aye?
Looms like it'll switch 240v as well as per the relay readout.
On extending them temp probes. I do I just use standard 12v wire I usually use audio jax as my plug in type gizmo.
I hope it works out for you Zambezi be confident you got this.
BANG! Oh no I don't got this Dough lol
Looks more compact than an STC1000 it's got a LCD display aye?
The controller is just a switch. The first diagram is if the load uses 12 volts DC. The second diagram is if the load uses some other voltage, which you have to supply separately.
The relay ratings are easy to see as far as volts and amps go.
