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My fault...hit send and did not notice the 60 sec timeout "feature" of the PM system...feel free to come by anytime...I am at home working on floors.
 
My fault...hit send and did not notice the 60 sec timeout "feature" of the PM system...feel free to come by anytime...I am at home working on floors.

Sorry man, had to head home. Needed to get kids home for dinner and to get ready for school tomorrow... Hopefully later this week or weekend will work.
 
Sorry...I don't look at the work phone at home on the weekends anymore. Need to give you my personal cell # next time we meet up.

If anyone wants to meet this week, please let me know when and where. I just got home about 15 minutes ago from work, so I need a heads up in advance...sigh...work sux!
 
Yes, please!

I can bring you a pint (or more) of the 85% concentrate to the next meet, but that will be a while. In the mean time, see if you can score some from someone else closer by (sweetcell perhaps), to hold you over. I know some of our guys have it. Masonsjax does too. We're talking 5 ml per 10 gal batch, max! Hopefully quite a bit less.

It's important to know what your brew water is like. Then plug it into a water calculator to find your mineral and acid additions. A pH meter can help a lot to get it more exact. If in doubt, you can run a small test mash, like half a pound or so and meter the pH in that before committing the whole batch.
 
I can bring you a pint (or more) of the 85% concentrate to the next meet, but that will be a while. In the mean time, see if you can score some from someone else closer by (sweetcell perhaps), to hold you over. I know some of our guys have it. Masonsjax does too. We're talking 5 ml per 10 gal batch, max! Hopefully quite a bit less.

It's important to know what your brew water is like. Then plug it into a water calculator to find your mineral and acid additions. A pH meter can help a lot to get it more exact. If in doubt, you can run a small test mash, like half a pound or so and meter the pH in that before committing the whole batch.

Yup, the plan is to get some and then buy a quart from Duda.
 
This week is almost over! Grin!!

Tomorrow night is out. I am around FRI night and should be home both SAT and SUN, working on floors...let me know when and I think you have the address this time, right?

Cheers!
 
Saturday is fine...I don't have splits ready but willing to help split it up...have a scale ready to go. Let me know what time (approx.) to expect ya.
 
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