New Grainfather G30 Version 3 | Equipment Review & First Brew Day
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- Опубліковано 24 кві 2023
- The new and improved Grainfather G30 Version 3 110-120v allows you to mash, sparge, boil, and cool, all in one fully electric, self-contained system. And take full control over the brew day from your phone with the Connect Controller. Chip and William take a tour of the upgrades on the newest G30 model and show how well it works while brewing a batch of our popular Kama Citra Session IPA beer recipe kit. #homebrew #grainfather #sessionipa #allgrainbrewing
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Great presentation of the equipment and brew day.
Cheers
Hi brilliant vid as always one question have you actually manage to link your tilt mine just says line in wrong ?
Oh wow great vid! This definitely takes care of a lot of the issues I have with my current G30
Great vid! Any comments around the different between the new G30 vs the Brewzilla Gen 4 35L?
Thanks for checking out our video. The Brewzilla is not one of the systems we caring so, unfortunately, we can't comment on the features of that system. The app system in the Grainfather lineup really is incredible and I love how easy it is to use with their other systems including the glycol chiller and conicals. The 3 three warranty is also a great feature, adding a real peace of mind to the purchase.
Is the overheating wiring issues on the controller solved what temp does the wiring get to
Why don't they make a dedicated bottom plate at the kettle stage and also keep the original filter as well. Just needs slightly extended legs to clear the outlet.
What device is being used at the 30 second mark, looks like recirculation. I’ve wanted something similar for my G30
That is our Fighter Jet Fly Sparge (sku 40256). Great simple design for reliable performance making recirculation even easier.
One of the reasons for the pipe was as overflow, so the area below the basket won't get dry.
Sooo for those of us legacy folks is the new grain basket available for purchase?
The grain basket is coming later this summer. The rolled edge plates (sku 43767) are available now and compatible with the old grain basket.
FYI, the boiling point at your elevation is 210.3°F.
Now we know. And knowing is half the battle.
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Wish there was a way to swap out my G1 for this new one. Fear the old one is going to fail one of these days. I’ve loved the unit an awesome way to get into all grain
Can this be used for extract and BIAB batches? I want to eventually get into all-grain so I'd like to future-proof my investment.
Yes it can! I just got me G30v3 this week and had a couple mini mash/BIAB kits left. If brewing all extract just brew without the grain basket and use the G30 just like you would your regular kettle. For BIABB/mini mash you can either use the grain basket and dump the grains in there, or (as I did) use the bag just like you would with your regular kettle. This is a really great setup!
Chip: "Until next time....."
Me: uh oh, he's going to say 'chop for chop'
Chip: "keep it G".
Me: whew.....that was a close one.......
Keep 'em guessing!
Can you do a full volume mash??
Depending on the grist / OG of the beer you certainly can. Lower or medium gravity beers, I would say you can. A 12% ABV barleywine? Likely not.
where can I jet the jet spray?
We got you!
www.northernbrewer.com/products/fighter-jet-fly-sparge
I am planning to downsize to 2.5 gallon batches, just for ease of movement for my ancient body, will this unit work with a 2.5 gallon batch vs. a 5 gallon batch?
The G30 works well for smaller batches, but we recommend you aim for 3 gallons as that is the start of the calibration lines on the inside of the G30 unit. Or just come up with a different way of measuring liquid volume like a calibration stick with markings, etc. if you really want to aim specifically for 2.5g. Hope this helps!
@@NorthernBrewerTV I expect to start with about 3.5 gallons and lose about 0.5 gallons to evaporation and another 0.5 gallons to trub, leaving me with 2.5 gallons going into the fermenter.
Some grain tubes have perforations up the side which can prevent the sparge water from passing through the whole grain bed.
Brew enemies 😂
They know who they are.
Ohhh....I could probably name a few.
Hotside... 🤣