Brandon Peters

Just to update everyone, I decided to start off by focusing on a TTB Gauging app. I've got the basic framework of the app in place and several of the tables implemented. I contacted the TTB and the only way they distribute these tables is by PDF. I put the PDFs through OCR and then copy/pasted them into Excel, and then into my app. This works (hopefully with decent accuracy) for several of the tables, but any larger table is very time consuming. I've got Table 4, 5, and 6 in place. I'll be releasing a beta of the app on here in the form of an APK which can be installed on an Android phone, and would love to get feedback. Once I get more tables and functions implemented, I'll release on the Android market. Brandon

I'm just going to copy all of these tables into a SQLite database that I can easily reference in my app. As for the formula, I think it becomes difficult because the numbers in the tables seem to be rounded. After reading a few examples in some of the table documentation, it would seem that they may round more than once which would certainly make finding an accurate formula difficult.

There is also this version of what I believe to be the same book: http://books.google.com/books?id=pFFmEJJxmr0C

http://books.google.com/books?id=uau5AAAAIAAJ

I'm working on table 1 now. Instead of entering the table into the program, it would be great to have the formula behind the table. Anyone know the formula used in table 1? Or the other tables for that matter?

I'm actually a huge fan of QR codes so doing that would be something I'm interested in. I'd of course need to query this forum for suggestions and feature that they would like to see in such an app, but I'm game.

I'm a software developer who also happens to be interested in starting a distillery. While I'm learning about distilling, writing a business plan, etc, I'd like to use my programming skills to bring something to the table. If anyone has any ideas, formulas, etc. that you would like to see in one or more android apps, let me know. I will post any finished apps on the Android market, and probably for $1.99 at most, if not for free.

Hello, I'm in the beginning process of starting a distilling company in Indiana. I'm excited to dive into these forums and start filling in some blanks in my understanding of distilling and the distillery business. Brandon