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Mine is 17" from the inside triclover to the wall of the colander.

Very neat indeed!

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My biggest concern with the water faucet solution is coming home to a leak that's been running all day. At least with the closed loop you're limited to the volume of liquid in the circuit.

My BIAC is shipping next week :ban: MeetsCriteria, have you been brewing much with this? How's the temp control been working out? I'm likely going to have to lower temps, but don't really want to hook it up to a faucet that's always on (would prefer closed loop). Have you been chilling during...

They just released a couple videos of the BIAC in use: Full Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ojtYKokOD8 Short Version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKdYpaL3a-Q

Yes, you can sparge. There's a 2nd set of handles on the bottom of the colander that actually sit on top of the conical so you don't have to keep it lifted..the handles hold it there for you.

I think it would still be 20g though, because as you add grain, it's going to raise the water level. The only other factor is the amount of water that the colander would displace. So in the end, what you're looking at is the amount of space that the water + grains + colander displace - all...

I'm thinking it would still be the 20g. You can't have anything higher than the height of the conical itself, otherwise the liquid will spill out between the colander and the conical.

Wouldn't the limiting factor still be the size of the conical portion? So it would be the same as doing a 10g BIAB in a 20g pot? I could be off on that logic, but I'm thinking the limitation is the amount of space that the water + grain will take up in the conical before it overflows. If you...

How's the racking arm you purchased working out?

Nice! Thanks for reporting back on that!

I ended up upgrading to the BIAC instead of just the 3-in-1. Brewha has upped the size of the conical from 67 liters to 80, allowing you to brew a 10g batch in the single vessel. I can't wait to get this thing in my hands.

Do you think the valve is responsible for the slow draining of the hop/break sludge? I've been thinking about swapping that ball valve out for a butterfly valve. The opening on the ball valve looks like it's quite restrictive compared to the opening on the triclover.

What style of hops do you use in your boil, leaf or pellet? Do you use the hop baskets that Brewha sells? I use pellet hops and plan on throwing them directly in the boil. My thought is I should be able to drop them out of the bottom drain after the boil is complete. My only concern is...

Am I wrong in thinking that I could just screw one of these into the included 1/4" threaded female triclover, then attach a ball lock post to this? http://www.midwestsupplies.com/kegging/kegging-hardware/beer-thread-fittings/cornelius-plug-adapter-1-4-mpt.html

I didn't go with the BIAC - I plan on brewing 10g batches and would prefer to use a separate mash tun. Is there any reason you added the brewhemoth pressurizer? I was under the impression you just add a ball lock (or pin lock) post to the included triclover fitting on the top of the lid?

Thanks for the feedback. I actually ordered one yesterday..now the waiting begins! Did you buy the digital temp controller and water chiller controller from Brewha?

Any updates? How's it been? Did you purchase the digital temp controller and the water chiller controller with the 3 in 1? I'm going to buying one of these very soon and any feedback you're able to provide would be awesome!