Unplug the unit. Locate the thermostat. There are 2 leads going to it. Remove them from the thermostat and connect them to eachother. Remove the thermostat and its temp sensor. Install your external controller and temp sensor. Boom.
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Rice hulls are a must. Slight stuck sparge but pretty minor and preventable. pH was not really effected by the pumpkin in this particular brew. Wort tasted awesome.
Thanks for the replys.
Thanks but this is not the info I am looking for... Im talking about the water profile tool where you calculate what elements to add to the water. Calcium chloride, gypsum, etc...
In Beer Smith's water profile - After I set the batch size and figure out the additions I want to make. Are Beer Smith's calculations for the mash? Or the entire batch of water.
In Beer Smith's water profile - After I set the batch size and figure out the additions I want to make. Are Beer Smith's calculations for the mash? Or the entire batch of water.
Now that I have my local water profile...
What numbers am I shooting for when I am trying to make adjustments to my water? What are the ideal brewing water numbers regarding calcium, magnesium, sulfate, chloride, bicarbonate & sodium???
Thanks
Ok sounds good. I bought a chest freezer, temp control and thermowells for my carboys. I'm done with the chilled wet tee shirt style :)... Just wanted to make sure nobody has had any bad experiences with a chest freezer chilling to quickly and freezing wort and yeast on the surface.
I agree...