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   1. Scaling a recipe using BIABacus

      by brew.noob, 6 years ago in BIAB Recipes

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      I've had my first successful (at least, so far) BIAB brew day and I'm looking for my next recipe. I decided I would go with a clone of a beer I like, and found this recipe:
      
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      It seems like it's not too much to take on, as in it's not an overly complicated recipe. However I'm currently only doing mini-BIAB with just a 19L pot so any recipe I find will need to be scaled down. I'm trying to learn how to utilize BIABacus to do this, and have attached my...

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      Top job Bob on your replies :thumbs: to brew.noob . (More below for brew.noob)
      
      One more thought. I do not know whether or not the BIABacus does account for water added to the boil when it compares GIB and OG to tie them to efficiency calculations. If it does, then it’s another great thing about it.
      
      Yes it does account for that so all good :salute:
      
      @b brew.noob ShorePoints talked about Section D. On the first two lines, you should only put one number. The best one to use is the Volume of...
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      PistolPatch
      6 years ago

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