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I just bought a used Blichmann burner and it only has an adjusting valve on top of the regulator. The burner itself is HUGE. It'll be awesome for larger boils.. and I'll play with it for my next small batch.. the burner seems VERY WELL made. I'm thinking I'll really have to learn the valve on that ...

Forum: The Boil (Sweet Liquor to Wort)
Topic: evaporation rate (boil off)
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Views: 23034
12 years ago
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keggle epavoration rate for biabacus

FWIW, I use a 58L keggle and boil off 6L/hr, so 9L for a 90 minute boil.

Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
Topic: keggle epavoration rate for biabacus
Replies: 5
Views: 6609
12 years ago
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Mash Gravity Figures Needed for BIABacus.

SG at end of 75 minute 152 degree Mash: 1.036
SG at end of 10 minute 168 degree mash out with 7 minute ramp time: 1.039

Forum: Measurement, Mathematics and Records
Topic: Mash Gravity Figures Needed for BIABacus.
Replies: 65
Views: 86791
13 years ago
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I have a few regulars including Little Creatures Pale Ale inspired beer, a Little Creatures Bright Ale clone, Beachbum's whale ale wheat beer and an English Bitter. I find it important to repeat recipies in order to have a point of reference for refining brewing techniques and ingredients. Besides ...

Forum: Intermediate Brewing
Topic: Regular recipes .... what do you brew?
Replies: 11
Views: 12610
13 years ago
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Regular recipes .... what do you brew?

I agree that you tend to go back to your favorites. After 4 years of kit and partial mash brewing I found there were a couple of types I always had on hand. Then came BIAB! I just completed my fourth BIAB last night. I already know that I will re brew my first BIAB IPA on a regular basis as the resu...

Forum: Intermediate Brewing
Topic: Regular recipes .... what do you brew?
Replies: 11
Views: 12610
13 years ago
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BIAB alive and well in NS!

Can't take any credit for the site, just a member spreading the good word! Was at Gahan a couple weeks back. Great stuff and I hear rumors that it will soon be available in NS.

Forum: Canada
Topic: BIAB alive and well in NS!
Replies: 3
Views: 13391
13 years ago
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BIAB alive and well in NS!

There a quite a few of BIAB'ers in the Maritimes. Check out http://www.brewnosers.org

Forum: Canada
Topic: BIAB alive and well in NS!
Replies: 3
Views: 13391
13 years ago
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Hey everybody. I've been brewing for the past four years, starting off with Festa Brew kits, then extract/steeping grains, moved to partial mash with late extract additions (near full boil) and have recently moved to All-Grain BIAB brewing with a 58L keggle and custom bag. I'm two brews in now and h...

Forum: BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members
Topic: My First Post! - Post here to become Fully Registered
Replies: 8966
Views: 8279159
13 years ago
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