Here's another nice tool to help you tailor your Musts.
http://members.tripod.com/~BRotter/CalcInfo/HydSugAl.htm
Wrathwilde
http://members.tripod.com/~BRotter/CalcInfo/HydSugAl.htm
Wrathwilde
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Specific Gravity, Brix, Potential Alcohol Chart
- Thread starter WRATHWILDE
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I've been using that chart for a while, just ask Angus! LOL
Here's another resource I like!
http://www.honeycreek.us/conversion.htm#Measurement
cheers,
Oskaar
Here's another resource I like!
http://www.honeycreek.us/conversion.htm#Measurement
cheers,
Oskaar
Thanks to Oskaar, I have that chart posted above my basement Mead shelf, and taped inside my Mead log book, and in a folder at work, and I lost a copy somewhere in the pile of magazines at home. The better half is teasing me that it will be used as my Xmas card that I will be sending out to family. Cheeky woman 
It is a great tool and easy to reference quickly.
Angus
It is a great tool and easy to reference quickly.
Angus
I used the tables from Ben Rotter as one of the reference tables for doing the Mead Calculator.
I couldn't decide which PA (%ABV) formula to use, so ended up doing a linear solution on the SG data that came with my Hydrometer, and came up with
%ABV = 139.706 * SG - 140.219
Maybe I should have used a non-linear solution ??? Either way, it is just to give an good indication, not to be perfect.
I couldn't decide which PA (%ABV) formula to use, so ended up doing a linear solution on the SG data that came with my Hydrometer, and came up with
%ABV = 139.706 * SG - 140.219
Maybe I should have used a non-linear solution ??? Either way, it is just to give an good indication, not to be perfect.
