That was a quick delivery (at least in my head) ordered on the 21st May 2x I2c LCD adapters

I found that the code from here works with them

@eBay! http://r.ebay.com/3uwZAj

I’m sat here idly musing about conditioning beer in corny kegs in my  @brewpi fridge. Since the beer probe can’t get into the keg and have the stabilising mass of the beer around it, the @brewpi tends to oscillate a bit. So the probe needs insulating, at first I thought of magnets embedded in some sort of insulation but these don’t stick very well to stainless steel. Maybe I could come up with a suction cup affair to reliably hold the insulation ? Insulating tape tends to come unstuck or leave  sticky patches,  maybe a big elastic band ?
Maybe the Brewpi needs a 1 probe point control mode either that or I just use the ST1000 for the conditioning fridge.. I think  that I’ll muse some more over a beer from the shed 

I have been Busy in the workshop, remaking the original DIY Brewpi !
It’s now in a similar case to my other BrewPi 

remade the front panel

and made a rats nest on the DIY shield board 

On this one I also decided to have a power switch and a resettable fuse 

here are some inside shots

LCD with I2C controller

overview of SSR’s and 5V supply..

Now All I have to do is get my head around some C++ to try and add the I2C display into the Code 

Elco’s Brewpi board almost done, OLED Board just returned , look it works