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Yes

Put me on the list please Steve

Not necessary I believe, but I don't use reverse osmosis water

I would suggest getting cubes that are "Dangerous goods" quality The bung hole is blank and is not punched out so no thread issues I have cubed 260 brews so far without a leak or infection using these cubes

A better site to search. worth registering https://forum.braumeisters.net/

Me too. Excellent brew. Having tried the 3 versions in Brewbuilder that is the best one (for my palate) I will actually be ordering more of this today

It's a good idea to refrigerate the samples for 48hrs, mixing them occasionally, before freezing them

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Use the calculator at the bottom of Cortez The Killer's First post in this thread https://aussiehomebrewer.com/threads/refractometer-chart-during-fermentation.17412/ Download link and open in Excel. plug in the fermentation temp at the top first I use this all the time = makes life easy

Jamie Your thermometer will be marked with the correct immersion depth, if not get a decent one It will be either marked with a line at the correct depth for that thermometer or if marked "full immersion" it will be at the level of the expected temperature. i.e. if measuring say 40c the...

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Thank link actually included 2 planes shot down during wartime (33 not included in the quoted 70) The claim that Qantas has never had a fatality is still untrue as they only reference jet travel

Yes , but only if you don't count the 70 that have died 1927 > 1951 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Qantas_fatal_accidents

So surprising to see that no-one on AHB is making positive contributions to this thread

Well, it's affected me already....a lot of my favourite shows have disappeared for round the clock queen memorabilia

https://www.brewersfriend.com/beer-priming-calculator/ the temperature to use is the highest temp reached during fermentation

Check your hydrometer is reading correctly as well

Take your oats and lay them out on paper towel and heat in oven 200C for 20 mins then see how much oil is on the paper It might surprise you

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