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Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 05-01-2013 at 11:27 AM
One of our problems has been to maintain a consistent mash temp.I've noticed the same problem.
I'm going to make my new mash re-circ arm to look like something like
this:https://lh4.googleusercontent....Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 04-30-2013 at 07:45 AM
OK, thanks for the info. I thought that it's the other way around, the enzymes in the grains
(me so stupid). I'm only doing pilsners and the repeatability/taste has been excellent. I guess
the amount ...Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 04-29-2013 at 06:19 AM
Yep, I was recirculating the wort all the time and running the pump that heats the HX as
necessary (sold almost all my gear, I'm in the process of building a new setup mash it self
was not heated ov...Posted in thread: DIY convoluted copper on 02-25-2013 at 09:50 PM
I wanted to make a whirlpool kettle that I could use to cool the wort as well. To get the
whirlpool going small diameter tubing is not an option. I had some 15mm soft copper handy and
came out with an...Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 02-04-2013 at 06:27 PM
Blimey, that power regulator costs less than a SSR + heatsink. :tank:Yes, and the only way to
control the boil intensity is to control the amount of power that goes in.There's a big triac
inside, a re...Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 01-31-2013 at 02:52 AM
The problem with this solution is that I can only run 1 element at a time.... using a 30amp
GFCI circuit.....You could use a cheap power regulator to cut down the BK-power. I don't know
how big patche...Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 01-31-2013 at 02:31 AM
.... The other thing I like about this is that I can use pump2 to recirc the MLT whenever I
want or not at all. I try to pump the wort as little as possible and just recirc during mash
out.....That so...Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 01-29-2013 at 10:00 PM
Thanks, I'm glad someone is getting something out of my yarns :)I'm moving and can't take the
gear with me, at least not the whole brewery. I might get back on to it with a bigger set-up
once I know w...Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 01-29-2013 at 12:39 AM
If you can afford another pump and a CF-HX, I would do that. The beauty of the CF-HERMS is that
you can use the water on the HLT to sparge straight after you have finished your mash
schedule.If you ha...Posted in thread: HERMS vs. "Counterflow" HERMS on 01-27-2013 at 09:42 AM
That doesn't help you at all. With the "traditional" herms-setup it's still down to the amount
of the water you need to heat (HLT or dedicated herms-kettle) and the heating power that you
have availab...
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