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Wilser - you must not have read the update, they now expect the Fermonitor probes are going to be about $100. Or about $200 total if you plan to use their computer interface. I agree, sounds kinda wacko when you compare it to an $8 glass hydrometer but when you consider all the perks I think...

I have to defer to jmansfield on this one but I am fairly certain it is very much alive. I have one of the prototypes and it is very cool. I have used it several times in the past year and it is becoming a bit of a crutch for me. A friend of mine is a manager at a microbrewery and his owners...

too much math for me. if I am ever in a pinch I'll just log into HBT and ask for help...:ban:

Wow, that is incredible. My OG was 1.060, or at least that is what I measured. This was an ESB that I bottled last fall, very good balance even with the high FG. OK, sounds like we are all perplexed, how did you do this?

ok mansfield, let me test your skills. my FG is 1.017. I used your dry-out method to find a %sugar of 5.93. So tell me, what is my %ABV? I already know the answer cuz I measured my OG, I am just wanting to see if you can actually do this.

I have received the beta version and have been tinkering while I get my act together - I just received my new 6.5 gallon carboy from Midwest Supplies - I managed to break the one I've been using for years. This thing is awesome, love the software! I plan to brew later this month so the...

Holy crap, looks like everybody wants one. Ok Mansfield, you know I gotta be first on the list. Maybe I get a free one? :rockin:

Looks like at least a few folks out there think this is as cool as I do. I'm going to phone him today and get him to join this forum.

I visited a friend last weekend - he's an ol' college buddy - we used to make a mean homebrew with an old engineering professor who taught us the fundamentals. I hadn't seen the guy since his wedding but we try to stay in touch by email. He heard I was coming up his way on business and told me...

Hey Roaring, did you ever get an answer to your question? I bet the 5 gallons of liquid looked pretty small in that carboy - what was the liquid height?