Mardoo
Noob What Craps On A Bit
Can somebody give the Lord a hanclap!
Sorry. Been a long week.
Sorry. Been a long week.
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Your musical knowledge is unsurpassed MardooMardoo said:
This is HANCLAP
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bH3DwqQvf4U
Fermentation theme music if ever there was!
**** yeah
sp0rk
Mayor of Pooptown
I'm so tempted to buy a carboy and join in...
Forgot to note that I have a large cake of US05 in the other glass fermenter and it will be complete in 5 days[emoji16].
That will be my first backup cake. The second will be 099 again having taken on another stout.
That will be my first backup cake. The second will be 099 again having taken on another stout.
malt junkie
Well-Known Member
You mean a few carboys, I think there'll be several rackings before it's done.sp0rk said:
Mardoo
Noob What Craps On A Bit
Am I missing something as to why carboys are needed?
I have this hunch to maintain fermentation momentum. Like how it is much harder to start from stop when on the hill then to just pedal harder to avoid the stall.malt junkie said:
Does this apply to yeast in any way? Should I rack a fermenting brew onto a new cake or wait for activity to slow so I'm maximising the potential of the current yeast?
Appreciate any comments.
Mardoo
Noob What Craps On A Bit
I would say wait to see it slowing - absolutely not stopping - and then pitch onto cake
zorsoc_cosdog said:
So I tried to give Mardoo's HANCLAP a full listen to....
Now, my wife is a classically trained musician, has a degree in music from the Conservatorium Of Music, and has made a career as a professional music teacher: she was with me for the first 120 seconds and then she started, like, convulsing in stitches of hysteria. I asked her what grade of student would make a song better than that and she said grade 11.
That's it for HANCLAP for now.
I'm left disappointed. [emoji85][emoji445]
Mardoo
Noob What Craps On A Bit
:icon_offtopic: Actually I misspelled handclap. I can't remember whether it was a sample in a Meat Beat Manifesto song, Tackhead Sound System, or a random trip-hop song from the early 90's. I fully disavow both the linked abomination (sorry) and any aspirations towards immense musical knowledge. When you're 50, and have listened to whatever interested you since about age 6, you end up with a pretty open musical mind. Hell, I even like Korn now that I know Yob 
Back on topic, if I were switching yeasts from initial ferment to cake, then I believe I would pitch onto the cake earlier, to avoid any potential negative effects from the yeast colonies trying to dominate each other. However, that's just thinking, and I've never actually experimented with it, so caveat emptor.
Back on topic, if I were switching yeasts from initial ferment to cake, then I believe I would pitch onto the cake earlier, to avoid any potential negative effects from the yeast colonies trying to dominate each other. However, that's just thinking, and I've never actually experimented with it, so caveat emptor.
Yob
Hop to it
You want to try and keep them active mate, letting them start to finish up and wind down then feeding them again will make them grumpy, the longer you can keep them active the better then switch to cakes when you've maxed them out, at the upper limits of alcohol tolerance you can expect (in my experience) 8-10 points per cake hit..
YMMV
YMMV
malt junkie
Well-Known Member
Looks like cosdog will be like most mutts then.
Chasing his tail.
Chasing his tail.
