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   1. What type of cubes for no-chill?

      by Tsar, 12 years ago in Chilling

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      Hi guys,
      
      I'm trying to find some cubes for no-chill in Portugal. Are all HDPE food grade cubes usable? Some say that only support 80ºC.
      
      Thanks :)

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      That is a pretty definitive answer :)
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      Aaron1.0
      12 years ago
   2. Simple recipe to be my first BIAB batch?

      by Tsar, 13 years ago in BIABrewer.info and BIAB for New Members

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      Hi guys,
      
      I'm converting a 30L keg into a BIAB pot, and I'd like some recommendations on what recipe should I begin with.
      
      I love Belgian Strong Ales, is it possible to start with one of these without problem?
      
      Thanks :)

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      i have these hops and can not make up my mind the best way to use any advice would be good,
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      cascade 400g
      ctz 400g
      fuggles 80g
      EKG 25g
      Norhtern brewer 46g
      styrian goldings 50g
      
      looking for ale recipe maybe single grain to keep it simple and doing a maxi biab
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      urbanbrewer
      12 years ago
   3. Best way to transfer to cube

      by Tsar, 13 years ago in Chilling

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      Hi guys,
      
      I couldn't find the answer to my question.
      
      What's the best way to transfer the boil to the cube? Is it safe to use the tap in my Pot? Should I use a hose in it? Or let the boil drop directly to the cube?
      
      Thanks :think:

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      I use a 1m length of silicone hose attached to the ball valve on my keggle to transfer to the cube. The valve itself is capable of being fully disassembled and is cleaned thoroughly after every brew day
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      pist
      13 years ago
   4. Help adding 30L keg as a BIAB pot in Beersmith 2

      by Tsar, 13 years ago in Gas-Fired BIAB

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      Hi guys,
      
      I'm trying to add my 30L keg as a BIAB equipment in Beersmith 2, I actually have these settings:
      Brewhouse efficiency - 75%
      Hop utilization factor - 100%
      
      Top up water for kettle - 0
      Calculate boil vol automaticlly - yes
      Boil vol. - 24.05L
      Boil time - 90 min
      Boil off - 5,38L
      Use boil off as an hourly rate - yes
      Total boil off - 8,07L
      Evaporation rate - 22,4%/hour
      Post boil vol. - 15,98L
      Cooling Shrinkage - 1%
      Cooling loss - 0,16L
      
      Mash tun vol - 30L
      Mash tun weight - 7Kg
      mash tun...

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      That's a very nice reply Tsar and it is a real credit to you that you bothered to spend the time studying/reading my last post above.
      
      There are some remarkable analogies between three-vessel brewing/BIAB and commercial software/the BIABacus. Hopefully there are many others like you who realise that the best advice is rarely found in a single or few short sentences.
      
      Gotta race sorry but before I go...
      
      There are lots of errors in popular commercial software that I have not mentioned above....
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      PistolPatch
      13 years ago
   5. CO2 regulator from Hong Kong?

      by Tsar, 13 years ago in Kegging

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      Hi guys,
      
      I'm starting to think of kegging my beer, and I'm looking for parts prices. Is this CO2 regulator usable?
      
      I know it's not the best choice, but it's the cheaper to start with.
      
      Thanks

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      Tsar,
      i had used a regulator designed for welding when i first started kegging. i didn't work very well and was very frustrating. i would not recommend cutting corners with this specific item.
      have you tried onclick= window.open(this.href);return false; ?
      
      Wise words there Shib,
      
      I consider these sort of purchases as long term investments. I know that cost can be an issue if you are on a budget but paying more for a quality item that will definitely do the job as intended is always better in...
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      Yeasty
      13 years ago

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