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no idea if you ruined your beer (I wouldn't think so) but where's the video of of faithful? :)

Blew a Load is what I read at first glance. I have yet to grow up :)

thanks for the confirmation :)

was in primary 2 weeks. just haven't gotten around to bottling yet. I will this week.

yeah 1332. it looks like to me that it's yeast (or something) clinging to the side of the carboy. I don't think the yeast is that deep. like I said this is in secondary for 3rd week now. it's my first batch of beer so am just courious if that is normal.

this caribou slobber is at week 3 in secondary. this just a line of yeast spreading up from the bottom?

I can see the temp swings if your just dropping in a frozen water bottle. I'm specifically talking about a temp controller to move warm/cold water as needed like one would use for a air cooled unit. thermal dynamics would tell me that heat/cold transfer between equal mediums would be more...

so it seems a lot of people use the water bath method. I haven't set my mind on which process i plan on building but going with a liquid medium seems to make sense to me for more optimal control. I'm diggin Polboys set-n-forget method :rockin:

what is the most economical and effictive way to control temps during fermentation? I know lots of folks use old fridges or freezers with a temp controller. but does anyone place their carboys in a water bath (not swamp cooler) to maintain temps? am courious as I feel that because your using...

I use an 8gal ss pot to mash in and the max I can do is 15lbs at 1.25qts/lb Even at 1qt/lb your looking at 6.75gals of water before you even add any grain. maybe someone who mashes w a 10gal cooler can better answer but seems like 27lbs would be a bit much.

Portland here

call it major award ale :)

all kidding aside, I'm sure this will be one honey of a beer

folks will be swarming for this one

a Christmas story reference ~drink~ :)

andy think he got BeeME

you gotta Bee careful and keep an eye on your starter wort it can be a tricky little bugger.