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Wow ... been forgetting about the "Pizza Wars". So, I'm back! More-or-less over-came the change to my pizza flour (new year's harvest)...

And ... still working on it! This was a whole lot harder than I first thought! Getting a decent "Alkalinity" reading for sub-100mg/l...

Think what you're doing! At 4C thermal convection currents go into reverse, and so there isn't much (any even) thermal convection for...

The Tilts themselves are not calibrated except at the factory, The client reading the Tilt has the configuration. It's multi-point...

Wretched isn't it? We've been so cock-sure the thermometer is telling the truth and then we go and put more than one thermometer in it...

Well, I did. Stuffed it through this on-line calculator: Alkalinity Conversion Calculator - hamzasreefs.com Came out 7.2 ppm. That'll...

@dad_of_jon: Although it's not "Alkalinity" you're testing for, I've just finished a tortuous session measuring my water this evening...

Still working on it! I hope to post the new version of "Defuddler" within a week which I hope will meet your (@ARNWD ) needs. Meanwhile...

If my babblings have succeeded in getting a single person off using bottled water instead of using their very low alkalinity Welsh...

An update: I've brewed with verdant yeast a few times 1) chase spring bottled water no treatment 2) tap water with gypsum & 1/2 campden...

After months of inactivity on my "Defuddler" spreadsheet I renewed some effort to make it fit a different scenario. But I remembered the...

Of course you are! That's why the problem goes on, and on, and on ... "Everyone" loves an Inkbird. :groupdancing:What could they...

You know. I'm off to dentist now, so I'm not starting another rant. There's loads of ranting about Inkbird on this forum (not just me!)...

To be perfectly honest I have tested this myself. Several times now and don't think the inkbird only operates how you suggest. Yes...

Ah, I'm trying not to be too negative about them. But you're right ... They are just liars. (With reference to the ITC-308).