BeerTools Discussion Forum

Once I did the update I do not have the option to scare my recipes. The radial button is just not there.

How do I print out my inventory?

Come on now mods, really? Was this a dumb question or just no support any more?

Does BTP take into account the 20% decrease of the AA of hops for a mash hop addition? Do I need to use it as 20 min hop and just remember to add at Mash?

Why is the EKG only thing showing in my shopping list that is being used?

So if you out all your supplies in "My Ingredients". Then you delete that recipe from the Planned brews, it should sub what was needed for that brew and leave what is left correct? So if I have 10lbs of 2-row in the in My Ingredients", and I have a recipe that calls for 2lbs, then &qu...

There needs to be an easy straight way to do tthis. Plug in some numbers in a box and its done. All this hover over, scroll up or down is lame.

No, but what I did do was take the rading from my first runnings out of the MT. I should have waited until I was all in the pot to boil. Anyway, this method still does not make sence. There needs to be a documented way to do it, or at least just a simple box on the analysis tab. like "Pre-boil&...

OK, I know for a fact I got a 1.078 Preboil reading. Where does that go and how does that relate to this. My OG reading was 1.039.

Can someone post a screen cap please?

OK, I'm stupid, still can not make this work.

This makes no sence, can someone help me out here. Preboil vol is "Kettle Vol @ 212"?

It was recreated in BTP from BS. Not inported.

It is not the IBU's. It is the OG that is diff. I do not have the BS file in front of me. Here is the recipe I am using, BS was something like 1.094, this is lower. Imperial Cascade IPA 14-C Imperial IPA Size: 6 gal Efficiency: 75% Attenuation: 75.0% Calories: 286.22 kcal per 12.0 fl oz Original Gra...

I have input the same recipe in to Beersmith and Beer tools. I get differant output. I am very conserned about this. How do I post the recipe and have someone look at it. The Beertools one uses way more sugar then the other.