Recent content by ClaudiusB

Today is my Sunday. Celebrating with a homemade German Dampfbier or steam beer. Cheers :bigmug:

"The ridged ones are designed to make noise on purpose." Interesting. From stir bar vendors: Stir bars are coated with Teflon (PTFE) covering, built-in pivot axle helps to reduce vibration and wear during stirring.

None of my stir bars with the pivot ring is noisy, from 5 mm to 25 mm in length. If a modification to the bar is required, the selected bar is the wrong type for the job. It could be the wrong length or shape for the container used. They are available in egg shape, cross, gear, etc.

A homemade Kölsch with some heart attack snacks. Cheers:bigmug:

I saved a local brewery from a disaster today. I received an emergency call stating that their European system was down due to two problems, and flying in a repair crew would take too long. They know I have a little knowledge of brewing and automation, and ask me for help. The first problem was...

I used too many high-tech tools that many home brewers may not have or can't afford to do the fridge conversion. :D

When I built my incubator, I solved the minor dripping problem with a drip channel to remove any water from the inside .

For my healthy lunch, I chose my Southern German Pils. Nothing fancy but drinkable.

A multimeter is a valuable tool for solving electrical problems around the house and in your brewery. The failure mode of the two PTC modules I replaced over the years was internal arcing between the PTC disks and contacts. If your module opens up, look for any signs of arcing and try a...

A simple homemade beer breakfast. It's just an everyday Kölsch. Happy Sunday, beer lovers :bigmug:

Thanks for posting your results.

My monthly beer lunch with a pro, drinking homemade beers.

I am taking a beer break with a Schwarzbier from the home brewery work.

Thanks for the write-up.