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Everyone's different. Personally, I write down anything and everything. Times, temps, volumes, weather, weights, equipment used...

If concerned about the weight of the IC on the element, a u-clamp, upside down U, can be attached to the IC such that it hooks the side...

My keggle sits on a wooden cart with castors and I roll it into my kitchen to use. For cleaning; I had cut my top hole to a near...

The main reason I replaced my electric keggle was weight, which made cleaning harder. Also, I wanted a tri-camp port for my element...

Cleaning it is kind of a pain because it's so deep and it's got nooks and crannies to have to clean out. Also, I have to keep all of my...

I've always brewed with an electric Keggel or at least, I have for a long time now. I have a chance to get a Bayou Classic 15 gallon...

Unfortunately I don't have knowledge of beer to any great extent. I just regurgitate things I've read that seem sensible. And I'm...

I mean, I do use Brewgr.com and I take notes of specific gravity and I know my water numbers and everything in my head because I've been...

No. As a matter of fact, in 27 years of brewing, I have never really known exactly what notes to take down. Maybe somebody ought to tell...

I actually have been using just the corona mill. The two roller won't pull the barley through. I really don't get it. It is so weird...

It worked fine on the Mountain Malt barley.

It wasn't that it was jamming between the rollers. It was that, it was not feeding through the rollers at all. It's like the rollers...

I don't but I'm sure it could be had. It was Mountain malt brand.

I do have a malt report on it or whatever it's called that shows it's diastatic power and all of that but, I can't get it to upload.

Well, I actually did have a problem getting it to feed through my two roller. It was like the rollers wouldn't grab ahold of the grain...