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Unlike Derrin my answer is no. You can not control two different temp sensors with diferent temp at the same time. All that said Derrin is right that you can flip in between the probes. You also could connect two probes to the two temp points (like two fermenters). If you let say set...

Two stage Ranco controller has a out 10 amps max current thu it. You could not use it in HLT. Not enough power Scotty :) Two stage Ranco works well for fermentation chamber.

Check with Ranco Store. That also sell Johnson models: The Ranco ETC Store

Yes whole hops and pump do not go together. I found it by myself :(

Use non metallic abrasive like emery cloth to pacify stainless steel. John Palmer talked about it on Brew Strong.

This guy is keeping up data files: The Brewing Network • View topic - My Updated ProMash Ingredient Files Make a backup of your original .dat files. If you keep inventory it will be lost with new files. You could also add malt you are missing manually.

And where would you take alpha amylase from? Pale malt is providing alpha amylase for you.

512k or 1M ? :D Sorry I could not resist. (Computer lingo) Me BAD. Bad Brewer.

Average Turkey Fryer is about 60,000 BTU. This Range is 90,000 BTU. You should check your gas line if it can supply enough gas when you use it. Other than that it should work. With 90,000 you should be able to boil 20 Gal depending on your heat loss. Some vent over it might also be helpful.

Strange brew 2.0 was rewritten in pure Java. I like Java but I am not that found of writing client GUI apps in it. I thought that QT toolkit or GTK toolkit could do the trick. They are cross platform. Brew Targer is in C++ with QT Toolkit.

I run ProMash in Linux thru WINE. It works well most of the time. I would also like to have cross platform app thou. QBrew or Strange Brew are Linux native but I find them lacking functionality. There are a few more .NET app that have potential to run in MONO. And the last there is a new kid...

Mine is here: Calcium 30 Magnesium 8.5 Sodium 8.5 Sulfate 5.8 Chloride 19 Hardness, Total (CAC03) 110 pH 8.89 My full water report is here: http://prodoasext.dnr.wi.gov/inter1/pws2$ws_web_sample.QueryViewByKey?P_SAMPLE_COLLECTED_SEQ_NO1=2872897&P_0=145622&Z_CHK=47344 If you get bad request...

Crossover is commercial version of WINE. http://wiki.winehq.org/MacOSX http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/ Cost is $40 for single user license. Good Luck :)

I run BeerSmith and ProMash thru Wine on Linux. It run pretty good. So if you can run Wine in OS X you can run both tools.

I think first you should clean your keg with cleaner like PBW. You can keep your cleaner in the keg of some time. Then you give it a good rinse and after then you sanitize it with StarSan. You do not get any benefit with prelong contact time (over two minutes)

Try Beer Math: Homebrew Beer Math

You can also check this web site: Onebeer.net :: Homebrew :: Refractometer Calculator

I would recommend stir bar with "O ring" (Pivot Ring). 1" for 1000 ml should be fine. I find that Stir Bar with O Ring is more stable and also quieter. (Less friction). As far as of liquid movement (ring or not ring) they do the same job equally well. You can find them at Northern Brewer Or...

Not all computer fans are created equal. Do you have another fan to try? I had better luck with smaller (size) fans and with 9v power supply (12V would be the best in my case). Do you have your fan wired correctly? Computer fans does not like reverse polarity. Try switching your wires.

I downloaded the Brew Pal app and I like it. I have a two questions: 1) Pitch rate calculator does not match with Mr Malty Pitching rate calculator (Ales Vs. Lagers Vs. Hefas). 2) I am supposed to be able to download my recipes from Brew Pal. What file format it emails the recipe? Am I out...