Anyone continued testing this type of cold mash beer process? I'm very tempted to try something like this to produce a West Coast ultra low ABV beer. Came across this as well while searching:
https://bisonbrew.com/non-enzymatic-mashing/
I had this happen as well and they replaced mine for me sending me a new controller and a shell that I moved the parts over to (for the new heating element). That happened back in 2018 and prior to shipping me the new one they first validated my controller was in a certain lot considered faulty...
Zombie thread alert!
Has anyone come up with a cheap way to perform the step of freezing the vials in a bath of isopropyl alcohol? Trying to avoid having to track down and buy the correctly sized rack and container to fit my 50 mL tubes.
I would be curious to hear how long stainless can stay in contact with a solution of this concentration without concern of pitting. I've "sterilized" my mixed-use equipment once or twice a year with the same solution just for piece of mind.
Looking for some help, hopefully, but will try to share what helpful info I have so far.
I bought this for my ESP32 (an ESP32 “OLED” Board, technically an ESP32-PICO):
https://m5stack.com/products/stick-c
https://github.com/m5stack/M5StickC
This device uses the FTDI chip for the Virtual COM...
I should clarify that I also think it is a highly suspect claim.
Agreed the brulosophy experiment is not a great test of the premise.
A thought occurred to me to do a mini experiment to do a 8 oz pilsner malt mash @ acid rest temp and see how low the pH actually can get.