bradford0113 , the other thing to remember, which you may or may not know, is that full-volume brewing is much less sensitive to the vagaries of strike water. For example, if you imagine your bag of grain as one block of ice, dropping it into a large volume of water makes much less difference than ...

In section X ... set your Strike Water Temp Adjustment Factor (1-5) to 4. The default for 1.3T is definitely low in my experience as well. It is set for heavier kettles and burners, which absorb a lot of heat which continues to heat the mash after you flame out. 4 works for me, YMMV. PERFECT! Looks...

Hello. I am new to this forum and also to the BIAB method. I have done one BIAB so far with good results and now I am looking to start using the BIABacus program to help with calculations for my next brew which I am planning for this weekend. I have already put all of my information into the attache...

Hello... Brad here from Warren,OH, USA. I have been brewing for several years now mostly extract and partial mash home brews. Last weekend I did by first all grain BIAB and all went pretty well for the most part. Since then I discovered this site and started to work on a new brew using the BIABacus ...