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Old 02-13-2012, 02:46 PM   #51
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1 gal per hour is what my system generally boils off
So along those lines are there any other default settings that you guys have found to be pretty off mark that are in desperate need of adjustment?


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Old 02-13-2012, 02:47 PM   #52
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Is it just me, or is there no way to add yeasts that arent there? For instance, I'm just not seeing West Yorkshire 1469 in there anywhere...
More -> Setup -> Yeast -> Edit -> Add

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So along those lines are there any other default settings that you guys have found to be pretty off mark that are in desperate need of adjustment?
Not necessarily off the mark, but I created my own mash equipment setup that better predicts the temp drop after strike. I also do a batch sparge and the temp listed is actually the final temp and not the sparge strike temp.
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Old 02-13-2012, 03:11 PM   #54
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Is it just me, or is there no way to add yeasts that arent there? For instance, I'm just not seeing West Yorkshire 1469 in there anywhere...
Don't add any new ingredients until the next release later this month. It will crash if you try to add the new ingredient.

Maybe just take an existing similar yeast and adjust the attenuation etc for the specific recipe.
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Where do I figure out the mash steps and what they mean?? I have been using brew pal and doing single infusion mashes and a batch sparge. I bought iBrewmaster today and am confused by their mash step setup. Freeform, Auto., and how the rest steps would be used if doing a step mash....... 😒
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I was gonna get Beersmith but was a bit overwhelmed by it, lots of stuff. My setup will be BIAB with a keggle, will this be a good fit?
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I was gonna get Beersmith but was a bit overwhelmed by it, lots of stuff. My setup will be BIAB with a keggle, will this be a good fit?
Sure will
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These comments have me sold on this one.
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