Just to be sur .... it take Brix (0-32%) and Specific Gravity (1.000-1.120) scale for brewer?
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.Only measures Brix but lots of smartphone apps or websites can do a conversion. Calculation of FG requires the original reading because alcohol effects reading unlike a hydrometer
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The one I have only shows the Brix from 0 - 32 in the display. It does not show specific gravity in the display.
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This refractometer only reads Brix. However, there are a number of good calculators on the internet that will convert Brix into SG
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I use 1 1/2 oz for a pint of water -- not an exact extrapolation of the recommended ratio, but pretty close.
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It measure Potential Alcohol, Specific Gravity, and Brix/Balling. The three of the "triple." It only reads up to a little over 1.160 and shouldn't go to extreme temperatures (it says "NO BOILING"). It sounds as if a Baume is a "heavier than water" measure, so you may need a different type of reader, one that comes with a temperature reader built into it which can withstand higher temps.
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Yes, you can set it for three different weights. I have one setting for the correct number of grams for an 18 ounce cup of coffee. The other settings are for a 24 ounce and 30 ounce brew for French press
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Receive mine this week. Weighed it on my Ohaus scale. 38.6 oz including drip rings.I didn't know.
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The unit came with a cushioned soft case, screwdriver, pipette and instruction sheet. The bottom of the scale shows the "Brix %" and "SG wort". The company is ATC. I hope this helps...
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A good scale. The rcbs scale is extremely accurate but I love the quick readings on my hornady digital scale. Also if you are doing bulk reloading you will need a powered champfer/debur tool. Rcbs case prep center is what I use. Good luck to you!
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Perhaps some very high alcohol beers, but not a normal beer. Not enough alcohol to change the specific gravity for the scale. Great for spirits, though.
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I do not use a calibration weight since I am using my scale for espresso. I am just interested in repeatability, not the exact weight. The others made great suggestions on using coins.
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I also find it odd they do not state the gauge. Might as well go with 33g, the smallest available.
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Not bitter even when we brew strong. Acidity level? Relatively mild. Good luck.
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Sorry, I am not sure. Though if you write to them they respond in 2 days. http://beersmith.com/contact-us/
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If you're even considering trying to brew a 12oz. mug, you'll absolutely need to use a 12 gram pod and that may still be too weak for your tastes. Reunion Island and Baronet both make a nice assortment of 12 gram pods for you to try.
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I have the velocity BXB 10 cup brewer and it works very well, if the basket is the same as that on the STX you shouldn't have any issues.
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You can not use this hydrometer for maple syrup. The Brix scale max. is 35. But... I grew up in N.H. and did some amateur sugaring when I was a kid. Back then, I used the "pinky taste test" method. Send a sample and I will be happy to test yours! :-) I don't really know the answer to your second question. But I suspect that it is tied to the $60/gallon price of syrup!
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I use 26.2 grams for a 20 ounce pot. A very strong brew, but that's the way I like it.
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Hello Greg, thank you for your request. The Berlin weighs: Black: 136g - 4.79726 oz Cognac: 144g - 5.07945 oz Best, Tom KAVAJ