First run
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First run
Working on my first run as we speak.
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Re: First run
is this the corn & barley sugarhead that's done fermenting?
Good luck to you!
Good luck to you!
Re: First run
Yes it is.. I got 7 good pints after all my cuts. Was hoping for a little more but I'll take what I can get. I did a 10 gallon run.
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Re: First run
Any words of wisdom out there? Does the 7 pints sound like a fair amount for a 10 gallon run? Probably more like 8 gallons after I siphoned it off the sediment.
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Re: First run
%ABV of the wash??? Need more info to pass judgement.Old Town wrote:Any words of wisdom out there? Does the 7 pints sound like a fair amount for a 10 gallon run? Probably more like 8 gallons after I siphoned it off the sediment.
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Re: First run
Hi Old Town. One bit of advice would be to look at and learn to use some of the Calculators available on the parent site. Warning, they are not labeled or organized well, and not all apply. Just look through them all for what you need. Stuff like calculating the abv of your ferment. How to tell how much alcohol to expect from a distillation. Etc.Old Town wrote:Any words of wisdom out there? Does the 7 pints sound like a fair amount for a 10 gallon run? Probably more like 8 gallons after I siphoned it off the sediment.
With those calculators and some tribal wisdom, you can find your answers. It won't tell you where a good cut is, but it will give you data that will help in figuring stuff out. Good luck.
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Re: First run
Here (and vicinity) is what Otis is talking about:
http://homedistiller.org/calcs/rad14701
http://homedistiller.org/calcs/rad14701
Re: First run
Thanks for the info guys those calculator's help a lot. Took me a minute to figure out how to read my hydrometer but I think I got it..
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