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reading gravity
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TAHammerton
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You are going to need to provide more detail than that - in all-grain brewing detail is everything!
When I check the grav for the first time , all the readings have been 1.1.I usually do a reading after the boil, before the second, and a final reading.I even changed the cylinder for the grav. I have done checks with extracts and had good readings. I use the bobber reading. I always had difficulties understanding the grav issue.
factory
Master Brewer
irishjoe said:
When you do your post-boil reading, do you stir up the wort first? Stirring evenly distributes the wort, and helps to normalize the reading.
R. Gibson
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Need more info. Please reply with the actual gravity readings that you measured the three different times for a single batch:
Post boil (OG): _____
Post boil wort sample temperature: ______
Intermediate gravity: ______
Final gravity (FG): _____
Post boil (OG): _____
Post boil wort sample temperature: ______
Intermediate gravity: ______
Final gravity (FG): _____