***homebrew instructions***

[Seattleborn206]

great site...yes if there's a calculator it will be even better

I'm working on it as we speak

 

[Seattleborn206]

I'm no computer wiz so this could take awhile. I almost got it on my site but when I try to publish it onto my site it gets deleted.

 

[gearbill]

why about the powder weight thingy?tht states 0.75 to 0.85...it would be nice if we know the exact number for each of the powder..

 

[Keith1]

I go with
. 9 powder weight with all except for eq. Debatable I know but it works for me

 

[goin on 4T]

Come on you guys.
What do you need a calculator for..
Just say you are going to make 100ml's
All you need to know are 3 things.
1. BA = 2% or .02 x 100ml = 2mls
2. BB = 18% or .18 x 100ml = 18mls
3. G of powder if you making 10ml vials at 300mg/ml each vial will contain 3g of powder, 100ml makes 10 vials and 10vials x 3g = 30g of powder

Once you have all this in your beaker bring up the heat to 120'f it should be clear and all powder suspended
Then just all enough oil to fill beaker to 100ml.
Reheat up to 120-140 for 20 min
Then reduce heat to 100-110 and filter.

You don't need a calculator infact relying on a calculator is going cause problems.

 

[goin on 4T]

Look it up and you will know. It doesn't matter though you guys are making this way too hard.

why about the powder weight thingy?tht states 0.75 to 0.85...it would be nice if we know the exact number for each of the powder..

 

[gearbill]

Come on you guys.
What do you need a calculator for..
Just say you are going to make 100ml's
All you need to know are 3 things.
1. BA = 2% or .02 x 100ml = 2mls
2. BB = 18% or .18 x 100ml = 18mls
3. G of powder if you making 10ml vials at 300mg/ml each vial will contain 3g of powder, 100ml makes 10 vials and 10vials x 3g = 30g of powder

Once you have all this in your beaker bring up the heat to 120'f it should be clear and all powder suspended
Then just all enough oil to fill beaker to 100ml.
Reheat up to 120-140 for 20 min
Then reduce heat to 100-110 and filter.

You don't need a calculator infact relying on a calculator is going cause problems.

i have to agree, it does make sense lol....

 

[Keith1]

It does but a calc always makes things simpler

 

[goin on 4T]

It does but a calc always makes things simpler

If you depend on the calculator you are going to be wrong because you don't know the exact density of the powders. One person says to use .75 you say .9 so what happens when you calculation comes out to the this:

Using .9 you are off by 3%.
Using .75 you are off by 10%
Which means your 300mg/ml is really 290 or worse yet 270.
So good luck to you and your method.

 

[ceo]

basskiller has had all of this shit online for years now. why re-invent the wheel??