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Looks really nice, count me in as one who would love to have one.

I used the same value I got from the flaked rice in BeerSmith and hit my my numbers.

As someone who did a lager back in the summer I used Minute Rice and the beer came out great for a easy drinking lager. I will do it again for sure. EDIT: I left off I used dry weigh

I have found two podcasts that have verified what I was thinking. One with Drew and Denny and one with Basic Brewing radio. Along with these two and what I read on a thread here I think i have what I need to try it. Basic Brewing Radio - Reiterated Mashing Drew and Denny - Episode 73 (Info...

I get and understand the idea on how it works but want to know several things. How much to sparge each mash, etc.

Have any of you all done a reiterated mash (double mash) on your Spike system and if so can you share your process?

Cheers man! Looking good.

I quit chasing efficiency long ago, i got this system for it's repeatability on hitting the number. I just value the consistency of the system as being the most important part of it's function.

I use .045 as well, just helps with easy flow and consistent temps during the mash.

I would love to have one please!!

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I love mine, I am glad I bought it. It is very consistent and I nail my numbers all the time too. You may hear someone complain that the herms coil leaks but I have found that is only true if you don’t make sure it is pushed in and seated. I love the customization too cause I got a 20G BK while...

Thanks man that helps and yes you hit the nail on the head, I am trying to avoid adding too much corn sugar or DME to make up for the eff hit. My gut tells me just to do two mashes, it the long route but may the most reliable option without adverse affect on quality.

I am doing a 1.080 beer that on the 5G batch size uses 1lb of corn sugar in the recipe to get to the 1.080. just worried about a low eff hit with so much grain cause this is a hazy and i have lots of adjuncts

I have a process question for you all. I have a double IPA i have done 5G batches of but now want to do a 10G batch on my 15G system. my fears are that I can mash it, my eff will take a major hit with the tun being so full. Have you all done a big beer doing this and what was your process...

I need some help guys. I want to do a 10 gal batch of a double hazy but think I will fall sort of my starting gravity. doing a 5 gal batch of this beer I had a grain bill of 16lbs and 7.36 gal of water in my 15 gal mash tun. My brewhouse eff with such a large grain bill was 65%. How would you...

Sure thing man, hope that helps.

I use Sidney Lee Welding supply and can get a 20cf tank and oxygen for $99. They have a location in Doraville that may be closer to you than my location on the west side.

Awesome contest. I am in

I have to admit I thought it may be a great choice to use for a Citra to add some complexity...