Beer Smith

[Mike_n_dax]

Ok I was brewing today and went to weigh my hop additions... and there I was! LOL !!!

I thought there was a way to convert the Oz to Grams in Beer Smith?

My Scale reads standard US, as well as Metric. I have found the Metric is a bit more accurate, and user friendly so I wanted to use that. I mean come on.. 1.4 Oz. what is that?! Grams are So much easier...

So I thought there was a way to just switch what the Program would use as a base measurement...? any suggestions?

[spiderwrangler]

Tools>Options>Units You can then select metric for just the hops if you want and leave the grain in pounds, or whatever you want.

[Mike_n_dax]

Tools>Options>Units You can then select metric for just the hops if you want and leave the grain in pounds, or whatever you want.

Dude! Where were you 3 hours ago! LOL! I knew there was a way to convert that I just couldn't remember Where! Got it changed so its all good now for the next time!

[spiderwrangler]

I was right here... you should have posted sooner!

[Mike_n_dax]

I was right here... you should have posted sooner!

LOL I thought about it, but My boil was going and I was like this time around it'll be fine.. in the end... will I have Beer... Hell yeah! and with how well everything else went... I little under or over hopping. who cares. Its not a competion beer... just all practice right now.

About the only issue I have now is I chilled it down so far (about 50*) that when I pitched I hope I didnt send all the lil yeasties into shock! I should have waited till it warmed back up before pitching.

[Kbar]

Plethora of other utilites out there, such as Google to convert as well. You did not have to rely on Beersmith itself...........

[Mike_n_dax]

Plethora of other utilites out there, such as Google to convert as well. You did not have to rely on Beersmith itself...........

I know. I wasn't that concerned about it. a gram or two either way wouldn't be changing much on this beer. My biggest thing was actually making the change in Beer smith for future brewing where it might make a difference.