Grinder12000

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I deleted iBrewMaster as it was useless (sorry seatbelt LOL). Waste of money for me as it does not tell me what I always need to know in the pinch!

For instance. I have 4 lb of grain at 68 degrees and add them to 1.5 gallons of water and I want the water to end up at 152 - what does the original water need to be at.

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Grinders Island Brewery - Pipeline (Batch #)

Secondary Kentucky Common(83)
Primary #1 Scottish Ale 70(84)
Primary #2 The Black Pearl Porter(85)

cl330b

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Beeralchemy is my personal choice. It's available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

mistercameron

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+1

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Fridgenstein - temp controlled side-by-side kegerator + ferm chamber

amingo

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+1 for BrewPal

Super clean interface and nice tools. I use the timers and built in style guidelines regularly.

Coog_Brew

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You can edit the grain temp and water volumes on iBrewMaster and cuatomize it for your set-up. I always hit my temps. I love the app and use it on my iPad for brew days. The timers are a great feature.

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On Deck: TBD
Fermenting: Witbier
Conditioning: Apfelwein
Bottled: American Stout
Kegged: American IPA, Belgian Amber

seatbelt123

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Grinder - I think I recall you saying that on another thread too. As the other fellow said, you need to set the parameters for your brewhouse. Easy enough to do an works like a charm. I also hit my numbers dead on.