Hey Thanks.
Yeah it gives me 3.20 gallons for mash and sparge with 5.26 gals.
Ive attached the recipe. Realized I have a final bottling set to 4.50 but I think this some how has been calculated with some fo the inputs I put in for boil off and transfer loss.
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Also I was wondering. Shouldn't my strike water volume be larger than my sparge volume? Was reading some of the stickies on the all grain thread and one of the tutorials mentioned this too and he stated he reverses these (uses the given sparge volume as the strike volume and vice versa)
Thanks for the link.
I know you said dont ask but how do you determine some of the inputs? Do you just use there defaults? Most of the constants and variables I don't really know what the correct input is
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I have my equipment profile entered as with my setup (Pot cooler 5 gal). My plan and from what I've read/learned was to pour infused water, let sit and then add grains. But the difference in recipe and what beersmith gives me had me a little O_o as I dont want to get stuck with...
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I'm approaching my first all grain attempt and I am basically just going over everything before hand just to get all the numbers right so I'll know what to expect come brew day. I am little confused however on the water temps for the mash and sparges given from the actual recipe I am...
So guys. Is there some guides or videos I can watch that have the more effective ways of extract or mini mash brewing? Up until now I have always just followed the instructions for all the recipes I have bought and realize alot of the comments here have been saying "pretty common" for alot of...
Never even thought of the hydrometer being off. Not sure if that will be it though since my OG is always on cue for what it needs to be. Thanks though for the tip
No , haven't made a starter. Just pitching from the tubes and aerating the heck out of it. Most have started active fermentation though within 12 hours.
Never tested different extracts. I just purchase what the recipe states to purchase. You mean adding late in the boil when I had the hops?
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Yea what I meant to get across with the 3 day check is I would check the gravity for 3 straight days and if I didn't have any change I would assume it was done. Then I would secondary it for another 2 weeks then bottle. I would check one last time before priming for bottling and...