WingedWheel329
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I'm having some efficiency issues and want to make sure that I'm calibrating my equipment properly.
I have a deadspace of 1.88 gallons in my keggle that's below the pickup tube. Should this be accounted for by using the "loss to trub/chiller setting, or should it be accounted for in another way?
When I installed a sight glass on this keggle, I started with an empty vessel when adding water to make my volume marks. Should I have done this from the 1.88 gallon mark instead of with an empty vessel?
I have a deadspace of 1.88 gallons in my keggle that's below the pickup tube. Should this be accounted for by using the "loss to trub/chiller setting, or should it be accounted for in another way?
When I installed a sight glass on this keggle, I started with an empty vessel when adding water to make my volume marks. Should I have done this from the 1.88 gallon mark instead of with an empty vessel?