noisy123
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Is there any capability of doing fly sparging/batch sparging calcs in BTP?
Sparging in BeerTools Pro
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brewt00l
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Have you grabbed the batch sparge recipe template from the wiki?
Have you grabbed the batch sparge recipe template from the wiki?
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noisy123
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No but I'll look it up. Do you have a link? Is there a fly sparge too? Thanks!
brewt00l
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http://beertools.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2858
^ Dig through this thread and the BTP forum in general for some info
Wiki:
http://beertoolspro.com/wiki/Batch_sparge
^ Dig through this thread and the BTP forum in general for some info
Wiki:
http://beertoolspro.com/wiki/Batch_sparge
mrkristofo
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The beta has Batch and Fly sparge options in it, and they function quite well.
Brew-boy
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Yes it does and I use it all the time. What are you having problems with?
I think the issue is that there aren't any presets like in beersmith, at least not in the current live version. The schedule has a couple things available; mash in, sac rest, infusion (if you mash out or step mash), and separation (which is a lauter/sparge). All of these can be used for either fly or batch.
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noisy123
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Part of the problem is that I am new to all-grain so I'm a dunce on the process, the rest of the problem is that I am new to the software.
I don't think the non-beta has fly sparge presets. I'll look into getting the beta. If anyone has a link that would be great. Thanks much for all your help.
You can't get into the beta program anymore, it's just about over.
However, the older version is actually focused on fly sparging. Here's how you setup a preset that you can later tweak:
However, the older version is actually focused on fly sparging. Here's how you setup a preset that you can later tweak:
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noisy123
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Thanks much Bobby.
Brew-boy
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Beer tools Pro is a great software. I like it much better than PM or BS.
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