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Call up fermentables panel by clicking on the wheat icon then right click any where in the panel to get a flyout with the choices new, copy, delete, export import. Hover over new to get a flyout containing fermentable and folder. Click on fermentable and fill in the blanks.

I alway rinse my glassware before I pour and don't had a head retention with other brews. I alway use a starter and the carb level is appropriate for an English ale The. Problem is not that I don't get a head it's that it rapidly disappears (pour the beer nice head, do a quick rinse of the...

I brewed a great tasting Dark English Mild but was disappointed on two points. First the brew was a little thin and second the head disappeared in a nanosecond. My thought was to add a wee bit (2%) of wheat to address both issues. Having not brewed with wheat before, I am not sure of what kind...

Except when I'm cleaning my system I seldom run my 12v pump at full throttle so why convert to 24v? Just curious when they either break or die.

Is there any reason why you couldn't run it through the Cleaning cycle of a self cleaning oven, then flush the ash out?

I have to ask, in the grand scheme of things will it make a real difference in the beer if the ph is 5.2, 5.3 or 5.4. Is the goal to be precise or just to get into the proper range for good beer.

Try dental floss, the flat kind. Strong and thin.

Nice. How much hops will it hold. Do you sanitize it before you load it?

I guessed that he was going to heat more than tea water. For most of our (home brewers) applications a 25A is being run at near the top of its capacity which could shorten its life. Guilty as charged of an assumption.

The point I was trying to make is that my rig also heated and held mash temp but when I set it to boil the SSR stuck closed and the element stayed on just like your situation. At this time the heat sink was extremely hot. If I shut my system off then restarted it after a few seconds it would...

The 25A SSR is marginal. Find something with a 40A SSR.

Agree on the SSR failure had the same issue. Try shutting the system down for a few seconds then restart at 60% to see if it restarts ok. If so then your SSR is probably overheating. I solved my issue with a fan on the heat sink.

I don't believe any refractometer comes calibrated. You at least need to check that it is zeroed with some distilled water.

Remember this annoying little glitch, well when I went over to Windows 10 it disappeared, so it looks like this was an issue with windows 8. NealM

Have you ever done a backup of your database, then do a restore from this. If not then search your computer for a file called "database.sqlite", this is your database data. Open BT click File>options>directories tab and find out where this file should be, then close BT take the file you found...

And with the inputs selectable with a switch between a PID and a variable resistor. NealM

in my setup I use a SSR and a VSSR with the outputs wired in parallel with the

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What was your process of "tweaking" and where did you start?

If the sugar solution is 10% by weight shouldn't you be adding 135g of water to 15g sugar. 15g in 150g is a 9.09%. Nealm