Apart from Brad the gas man, it looks like we will all be on electric - I'll need two circuits and possibly Browndog as well, and of course one circuit for the BM - I take it there will be enough power points and extension leads available? I'll bring a couple of leads. I'll be pumpin' 4800w at a couple of points.
Hi Guys,
Had a brewday at Bacchus yesterday with the BM. Had the electricity cut out on me twice as we had too much plugged into one powerboard :blink:
So, I had a bit of a look around for power points for Saturday...We have enough to each use a separate power point (not sure about the circuits they'll be on) if we bring along a couple of long power cables.
I have 2 of them that I'll bring...BribieG bring yours and we should be right.
I don't really want everyone firing up 2 elements together as we'll probably blow circuits etc...
We should be OK, as the Brewery HLT will be on and we'll bucket say 80deg water across to our rigs from that to get the day off to a quick start and negate the need for heaps of power needed all at once to heat up water from room temp to 70ish.
BM = 1 power
3V = 0 as HLT water provided gas kettle
Ghetto - 1 power for kettle
BIAB - 1 power for urn for boil
It's not a race, it's an learning experience and a chance to talk to beer and brewing enthusiasts :beer:
Has everyone plugged the recipe into there software to figure out if they'll get close to the original gravity with their system.
If you don't get 75 routinely (higher or lower), you will have to make some adjustments.
We could change the grain pack for huge discrepancies, but I'd like to be able to state that the ingredients were identical and rather you make the adjustments to your process to get to the correct gravity and bitterness balance.....a little less or more than 20l of beer at the correct gravity is fine.....
See you all there,
PB