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This is what I do now... hoist the Wilser bag and hang it over a brew bucket until no more drips, then dump the captured wort into the...

Your mention that active fermentation had ended was what made me think that this was a possibility. Once the gas flow has stopped, it...

I use a 10 gallon (MegaPot) BIAB system. Most of my brews have an upper end ABV of 6.5-6.8%, full volume mash (no sparge), 5.25-5.5...

I think a pressure drop in the tube either from ambient temp being cooler or CO2 dissolving in the blowoff bucket. Either way, you don't...

It's a nice product.

I attach the co2 cylinder to the fermenter after the pressure fermentation is complete to maintain positive pressure in the fermenter...

The gas in the blowoff tube is almost pure CO2. I imagine it is dissolving into the StarSan, which has only atmospheric percentage of...

I set the SV to 10psi and off-gas the excess pressure during fermentation through an empty keg to capture the co2, and from there to a...

There is a slight difference between the spunding valve gauge and my co2 regulator gauge. I set the SV @ 10psi and the regulator gauge...

Thanks for your thoughts... I know, crazy. The pressure gauge hasn't moved at all. I have my co2 cylinder connected at 10psi and I...

Yes, direct connection.

Thanks for the reply. I like this line of thinking but there is currently no active fermentation (bubbling) so no movement of the gas...

I ferment under 10psi in my Spike CF-5 using the Blichmann Spunding Valve. Once FG is reached, my blow-off tube starts to suck the...

It's a can 'o worms question. The general consensus is that oxygen is detrimental to wort, full stop. The debate is around "to what...

I have had the exact same experience albeit I only have 4 attempts so far. This style is elusive to me.