Ingredient Scaling for OG
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Ingredient Scaling for OG
Is there a way to scale the ingredients up or down to adjust OG? This is the process i would go through, for example.
1. Find a 5G recipe I like.
2. Enter in the ingredients into BTP.
3. I want to make a certain volume, let say 10L, so I scale down my volume to 10L. The ingredients scale down as well (good.)
4. My efficiency is constant, lets say 82%, so I hold this value.
5. Now, i do not like the OG of the recipe I entered, and I want to drop it a few points.
Is there a way to drop this OG by scaling without having to do a volume adjustment (which was already done above in my steps outlined)?
thx... cheers!
1. Find a 5G recipe I like.
2. Enter in the ingredients into BTP.
3. I want to make a certain volume, let say 10L, so I scale down my volume to 10L. The ingredients scale down as well (good.)
4. My efficiency is constant, lets say 82%, so I hold this value.
5. Now, i do not like the OG of the recipe I entered, and I want to drop it a few points.
Is there a way to drop this OG by scaling without having to do a volume adjustment (which was already done above in my steps outlined)?
thx... cheers!
Fermenting : Ordinary Bitter, Hefe
Bottled : Too many bottles
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Blog: http://hobbybrau.blogspot.com
Bottled : Too many bottles
WinXP PentiumIV Res:1920x1200 120DPI
Blog: http://hobbybrau.blogspot.com
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bzwrxbz - Double IPA

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OG adjustment
The feature you are talking about is something that will be introduced in the future. It will involve the slider graphs in the style comparison tab below. The same type of thing will be possible with the other values such as color and bitterness.
Jeff
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jeff - Imperial Stout

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Re: OG adjustment
jeff wrote:The feature you are talking about is something that will be introduced in the future. It will involve the slider graphs in the style comparison tab below. The same type of thing will be possible with the other values such as color and bitterness.
Sounds like good things are in store... I look forward.
Fermenting : Ordinary Bitter, Hefe
Bottled : Too many bottles
WinXP PentiumIV Res:1920x1200 120DPI
Blog: http://hobbybrau.blogspot.com
Bottled : Too many bottles
WinXP PentiumIV Res:1920x1200 120DPI
Blog: http://hobbybrau.blogspot.com
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bzwrxbz - Double IPA

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- Location: The Cold North
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