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Thanks Pistol. The only internet I have at home is my phone, but when I get into Uni tomorrow I will give it a crack. No hurry. I haven't got the grain, etc yet.

Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
Topic: Use this thread to convert recipes to suit your equipment...
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Hi, another Newb from the Aussie Homebrew forums here. I have been looking around the site. Making it easier for us to get into all-grain, champion! I'll be brewing in a 20 L electric urn, 32 cm high and 30 cm in diameter. The element is exposed (not sure if that makes a difference) but I'll be cove...

Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
Topic: Use this thread to convert recipes to suit your equipment...
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Yeah, I saw that Ralph. Cheers. The smaller batch sizes aren't really a problem (in fact, considering my limited space they are probably going to be a blessing). But it is good to know that a full sized batch is doable. I was going to start with a pale ale, so I could go maxi for that. I don't know ...

Forum: Electric BIAB
Topic: Anyone else using a 20L urn?
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Anyone else using a 20L urn?

Is there anything specific I need to know... besides the smaller batch sizes. :evil: I'm looking forward to this. All I need is the swiss voile for my grain bag and a thermometer (and a free fermenter) and I'm set to go. I've enjoyed steeping and adding my own hops. This next step looks even more fun.

Forum: Electric BIAB
Topic: Anyone else using a 20L urn?
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Ah, this I can answer. You don't actually have to do a mash to use crystal. I don't know about melanoidin though, sorry. But you could make a decent IPA with just the Ale Kit (a can of hopped extract I presume?), half the brewing sugar and the steeped crystal made up to 18L.

Forum: Electric BIAB
Topic: 30l Urn, first AG brew
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Views: 46305
15 years ago
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I only joined up to get the BIAB download I didn't realise the rest was here. It was a pleasant sunrise. I like learning from forums. Registration was quick and simple.

Forum: Your Feedback
Topic: How Did You Find the Registration Process?
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If he didn't quite hit the right temps he might not have converted all the sugars either? So they stayed in the grain (sorry if wrong, Telford has done one more BIAB than me, just my understanding of discussions about mashing). I think if your thermometer had worked so would this brew. Or is close o...

Forum: Brew Day Stories and/or Pics
Topic: 1st BIAB = Disaster...HELP
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Hi, I'm from Adelaide. I made my way here from AHB (Aussie Home Brewer) which seems to have a pretty good attitude to BIAB. I think the first and second gen BIABers in Australia have taught them respect. =D I bought a 20L urn last year to start my BIAB journey, but it wasn't until I saw the BIAB thr...

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Topic: My First Post! - Post here to become Fully Registered
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