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So in my case (15 gallon megapot 1.2 from NB) they shipped a Blichmann thermometer. I ended up needing this: https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/plugbrewmom.htm

Ozzy, did you ever get this sorted out? I've got the 15gal Megapot 1.2 from Northern Brewer and recently purchased a giant mesh bag for BIAB. I need to remove the thermometer in my kettle to make sure the bag doesn't rip so am also in the market for some kind of plug.

For anyone with access to 3d printers, check this out: http://www.pnnl.gov/news/release.aspx?id=1071. Less than a buck to "print" a microscope attachment for your phone. If you look up local hackerspaces or maker groups in your area you're likely to find people who have one you might be able...

I missed the last round or two on these buys. Sorry to hear about the issues but glad there's a new plan in the works. Please send me the price list link/location when it's sorted. Thanks for all your hard work on this Stonebrewer!

I just made a cider and was wondering the same thing. I think I kind of figured it out but it seems like a bit of a hack. I measured the gravity of the raw juice with a refractometer and it came out to 1.053 and I'm doing a 3 gallon batch. When adding a new ingredient the "extract" seemed to...

Nevermind, I think I figured out the issue. I had some of my grains set to be mashed instead of steeped by accident so I think it was an issue with absorption.

I'm still having some trouble with water volumes on extract/PM batches using v2.0.1. If I set my equipment to calculate the pre-boil for me and have a finishing batch size of 5.25gal it tells me I need a pre-boil volume of 6.88gal after calculating my losses. For an extract batch I assume this...

I have a 1.092 braggot recipe that I was planning to pitch on some measured amount of a 3787 yeast cake. I also have some of this 4021 champagne yeast on hand. http://www.wyeastlab.com/rw_yeaststrain_detail.cfm?ID=38 says "NA" for the attenuation %. My brewing software (Brewtarget)...

I'll take 1 Briess Golden Light DME (and a new price sheet when it's ready for future reference).

That seems like a good possibility. Fortunately the treatments (spraying with a hose, wiping it off, spraying with soapy water) overlaps pretty well with what I was doing to deal with what seemed to be an aphid issue as well. It's hard to tell 100% whether the aphids are gone since the leaves...

I was having the same exact issue w/ the software on a couple partial mash batches. It makes sense that the extract displaces water. What is problematic is that I couldn't initially figure out how best to adjust the software to deal with it. Eventually I concluded the easiest thing to do...

Definitely not bird poop as it mostly appears on the underside of leaves. I haven't seen any slugs but that doesn't mean they aren't around I guess. Good to know it's not mildew though, thanks.

Put me down for 1 sack of Rahr 2 Row Brewer's Malt.

Can I get the price list please?

I have been looking at different threads and also found this: http://www.uvm.edu/extension/cropsoil/wp-content/uploads/PowderyMildew.pdf. It doesn't seem to look exactly the same though. Is this likely to be mildew? Or something else? Underside of some leaves: On the actual bines:

I have a 5g batch of beer that's done fermenting in the carboy. Tomorrow we're hosting a picnic and I have a 2.5g keg that's empty. I thought it might be nice to keg it and add to the variety of stuff available for our guests. Obviously I can only put half the batch in to this smaller keg, so...

I normally brew AG but picked up a free partial mash kit from AHS in a recent promotion. I can't figure out how to setup Brewtarget to do my water calculations correctly for this such that I don't have to do any topping off at the end of the boil. Any tips?

Anyone know what this is? I see them pretty regularly hanging out on the hops and am not sure if they're good guys cleaning up bad guys or if they're the culprits that are munching holes in my leaves.

Nice! Mine are climbing pretty high up but no cones yet. Just starting to get the side shooting vines growing out of the main one on most of the plants. How do you know when the cones are coming? Or is it dependent on too wide of a variety of factors to say?

I ended up stringing mine to the house by drilling a few special (Tapcon) screws into the mortar and then tying the strings around those. Here's what it looks like now...