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More calculators and helpful functions are coming.

Not bad and easy to read. It's great to see the data compiled in a different format sometimes.

Thanks for the link... lots of neat stuff there

Great site. Very simple read.

Added to my favorites

nice site, good work.

RSS'd to my reader, thanks!

This your website Pol?

Nice site added to my favorites

Great stuff... well written and organized. I even added Beerfest to my list of movies to watch...

I like it! I may have missed it, but do you have a mash volume calculator on there? There is one online I've found helpful on numerous occasions. You provide weight of grain and mash thickness and it tells you what volume is required. Makes mashing in super easy!

On another note, is this site using wordpress, CMS, or did you code it yourself?

TwoHeadsBrewing said:

I like it! I may have missed it, but do you have a mash volume calculator on there? There is one online I've found helpful on numerous occasions. You provide weight of grain and mash thickness and it tells you what volume is required. Makes mashing in super easy!

On another note, is this site using wordpress, CMS, or did you code it yourself?

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Looking at the page source it looks like wordpress

Bokonon said:

Looking at the page source it looks like wordpress

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Yeah, saw some functions in there that looked like WP. And the CSS had some comments in there that looked familiar.

There is a mash volume calculator in there.

It is not MY website, it is the website that I write for. I provide material on a lot of different subjects that are published there. (4) separate articles in the month of February are mine, some are yet to get published there.

Just wanted to share another resource with you fellas, and gals.

Thanks for the positive feedback HBT members!

A mash volume calculator is on the list. The current programming effort is going into a water chemistry calculator that incorporates alkalinity, flavor ion ratios, and estimated pH.

Yeah the site is wordpress, with javascript calculators. Wordpress is a pretty nice tool, I have been really impressed with it.

PROST!

More from larrybrewer and 'The Pol' to come!