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From what I understand the way this is typically done in commercial cider/wine etc is the use of preservatives to kill or make yeast sterile such as Potassium Sorbate (202), Sodium Metabisulphite (223) or Potassium Metabisulphite (224). These are usually added to the fresh juice prior to...

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That's a great example of "Mandela Effect" residue!! Or more likely it's one of MHB's previous explanations...

I've always read and understood to just rehydrate using only sterile water, but in the latest US-05 spec sheet linked by MHB in the pitching with prior rehydration instructions it says "Alternatively, sprinkle the yeast in minimum 10 times its weight of sterile water or boiled and hopped...

I reflashed mine with NodeMCU flasher, and used following advanced settings: Baud rate:74880 bps; Flash size: 4MB; Flash Speed: 40MHz; SPI Mode: DIO Hasn't skipped a beat since through over half a dozen ferments paired with BrewPiLess.

It is relevant if you are practicing low dissolved oxygen (LODO) brewing techniques through the entire brewing process.

AG may be a 5 hour brew day, but it's not like you're actually physically spending 5 hours nonstop molly coddling it along. Realistically its more something like : - Fill with strike water - Have a beer, or go do something else for 20 mins while waiting for strike temp - Mash in, stir etc -...

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I guess the pussies stopped whining 9 years ago after all.

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I'll jump on that Crazy Train and keep derailing this thread further :cheers:

Starsan, with maybe a boiling/boiled water rinse depending how time poor I am, is how I roll - not that I really bottle much anymore. Many years ago before I bought my first seemingly never-ending bottomless bottle of Starsan, I used to just do the bleach and multiple rinse thing but was a lot...

Glad you explained that one. Best I could work out was School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships And Have A Home Brew

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Forget testing voltages, or powering anything on yet. For now you just want to check for continuity and for shorts. Your meter should have a continuity test mode which will be like a bell or sound type symbol and will make a beep whenever you complete a circuit between the 2 probes, if there's...

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