Vlog 131 Brew Day using Raspberry Pi and "Craftbeer PI" 

Hello Victor yes thats it for now, well a few minutes anyway cheers Jim

+MultiChef888 yes Ivan had many happy years listening to that amp and know recircled. Thanks for the comment and cheers Jim

Graham, that could be the name of your next brew.

Martin Martin 😂 maybe

Cutters Choice Homebrew At The Flag & Fez Brewery. Yes that's the next brew for me also thinking about your comment thanks for the idea. Cheers Jim

Heathen Brewer yes it went very well that's for sure and very to control thanks again for the comment Jim

TubeDinoz very kind of you Dino yes we both have lovely systems now that's for sure. Cheers Jim

Jakes Craft Brewing Hello Jake yes just started supping it although far to early but needs must cheers Jim and thanks for the comment

+jcinsaniac crikey that's a great idea however at 166 quid on amazon its out of my league at the moment. Any way I guess I need to slow down now and just enjoy the kit I have. I can see your point though hey. Cheers Jim

Franks Homebrew77 very kind of you Frank thank you for your comment cheers Jim

Very kind of you Todd thanks for watching and your kind comment Cheers Jim

Yorkshrlad crikey that's good then thanks for watching and your comment cheers Jim

Very Kind of you thank you and cheers Jim

Yes gone a bit hi-tec change is has good as a rest they say Cheers Jim

Cheers Neil thanks for the comment and for watching Cheers Jim

+Scott Maley yes it's really working well Scott thanks for watching and cheers Jim

Hello Hoss Below is the Pedigree Recipe hope this helps, need to change to your brewing gear. Recipe: Marstons Pedigree Brewer: Jim Asst Brewer: Style: Best Bitter TYPE: All Grain Taste: (30.0) Recipe Specifications -------------------------- Boil Size: 28 l Post Boil Volume: 24 l Batch Size (fermenter): 22 l Bottling Volume: 19 l Estimated OG: 1.045 SG Estimated Color: 17.3 EBC Estimated IBU: 41.2 IBUs Brewhouse Efficiency: 91.10 % Est Mash Efficiency: 95.2 % Boil Time: 60 Minutes Ingredients: ------------ Amt Name Type # %/IBU 36 l Burton On Trent, UK Water 1 - 2760 g Maris Otter (5.9 EBC) Grain 2 83.6 % 60 g Chocolate Malt (886.5 EBC) Grain 3 1.9 % 480 g Sugar, Table (2.0 EBC) Sugar 4 14.5 % 40 g East Kent Goldings [5.00 %] - B Hop 5 24.3 IBUs 20 g Fuggles [4.50 %] - Boil 60.0 min Hop 6 11.1 IBUs 1.00 Items Whirlfloc Tablet (Boil 15.0 mins Fining 7 - 26 g East Kent Goldings [5.00 %] - B Hop 8 5.8 IBUs 7 g BEast Kent Goldings [5.00 %] - B Hop 9 0.0 IBUs 0.4 pkg SafAle04 English Ale (DCL/F Yeast 10 - Mash Schedule: HERMS Mash 66 Total Grain Weight: 3306 g ---------------------------- Name Description Step Temperat Step Time Dough in the Grai Add 2 l of water and heat to 66 C over 66 C 90 min Add Water to Mash Add 9 l of water and heat to 70 C over 70 C 0 min Mash Out Heat to 78 C over 18 min 78 C 10 min Sparge to Volume Decoct 0 l of mash and boil it 78 C 60 min Sparge: Fly sparge with 22 l water at 80 C Notes: ------

Jim, thanks for the recipe. You are 'with it' old fart, caution though you might give us false expectations of what is expected of us old farts. Thanks again for your videos, Mike.

Tom Williams thanks for your comment and watching Cheers Jim

ian ferris thanks you kindly Ian and thanks for the comment and cheers Jim

The March Hare very kind comment thank you for watching Cheers Jim

+Homebrew Matt yes matt it's working great thank you Cheers Jim

+Ian Carroll more. Like a nutty professor that's for sure. Cheers Jim

PHILIP PAYNE cheers bruv I will convert you to homebrew one day. Cheers Jim

+Craft Beer Zombie cheers and thanks for the comment Jim

Cristiano Tavares yes you control the heater elements in the menu just try the system first without switching the elements on with the boiler if you understand what I mean cheers Jim

The Old Farts Brewery, I just had an idea. I have a drawing I made to solve this issue. Let's see if I can post it here.

youtu.be/addme/sAId4L8w_5vieRW-LqIv2aNxjMvMMQ

UPS, sent it to Google+. Hope you get it. Trying to this in the smartphone is not easy.

+Andrew Lynch Andrew straight to the pins mate no shield in the build.. Cheers Jim

The Old Farts Brewery nice one!

+Rob Day Hello Rob the screen of an old laptop screen taken from the laptop is connected. Straight to the raspberry pi by means of a video adapter from ebay. It also works great on my android tablet so sitting in bed in the morning if all the water etc. Is done. The night before. Can press. The button and away it goes. Before getting up. Hope this helps. Cheers Jim

The Old Farts Brewery Nice. Didn’t realise you could connect a laptop screen up to a raspberry pi, so good to know. I have an old redundant laptop I could take to bits. I like the idea of connecting up to it on the mobile, so can monitor progress remotely and get on with other jobs. I’ll have to do some reading about it all. Cheers.

No problem any help you need give us an email cheers Jim

+David Beiler hello David yes that's about all maybe if it cleaned itself would be better. Mind you it's not going to drink the beer that's. For sure. Cheers Jim