Basic Brewing compares our BIAB Systems

[@donkender9465]

Thought we’d get to watch you brew and compare while you’re doing it. I can see all the info you gave us online already.

[@ValiRossi]

I bought the 240v 15 gallon system. Awesome system. So easy to do an eight gallon batch. The numbers they give are accurate. I can get to strike temp in about 20 minutes with 11 gallons. The pump is very quiet and the motor runs cool. The beer is very clear, no clarifiers needed. Great system.

[@Highgravitybrew2112]

+ValiRossi Thanks for the great comments!

[@p3brews736]

Born in Skiatook but moved to LA when I was 1 or i'd probably be working for High Gravity. Dig your 2 vessel 240v/20 gal system.

[@dgnkpr2]

Is it half the price?

[@countryboycharlie9793]

Need to know all the part and name and I guessing 1/2 in of spray nozzle.im want to set my up this way I love it 👍👍cheers🍻

[@Highgravitybrew2112]

Charlie, sorry for the lack of response. Apparently KZbin quite sending me notifications when a comment is made on our videos. I will get the exact part information for you from Dave and will let you know ASAP.

[@Highgravitybrew2112]

Hi Charlie, this is it: www.highgravitybrew.com/store/pc/Lid-Input-Assembly-with-Sprinkler-for-BIAB-269p4120.htm Thank you

[@revkkcarter]

How is the efficiency for the two systems compared to the two pot tiered system by Blichmann the High Gravity also sells?

[@Highgravitybrew2112]

Efficiency with a single vessel system can be in the 70's if you sparge a bit, and squeeze the bag. It varies a bit more than with 2 and 3V systems, and drops faster with higher grain to water ratios.

[@basingstokedave4292]

whats the price for 240 volt system then boys?

[@Highgravitybrew2112]

+Dave Britton The 120v version is $869 and the 240v is $969. You can link through to our site for more details. www.highgravitybrew.com/store/pc/Brewing-Systems-c269.htm

[@weightlifter59]

Boys I believe thats called a "FIST" bump!

[@scoobydog411]

You guys are you using a cheap table. ( :

[@Highgravitybrew2112]

scoobydog411 Only for this video.

[@MikeS29]

Hide from your wife? You mean you guys aren't a couple?

[@Highgravitybrew2112]

Michael Sheehan hahaha. No they are not.

[@taz65ful]

i"m a relaxed person but just get to the point all the videos are like this too much bs not enough info how about a look inside the kettle size fittings common problems things to watch out for like pump problems where to install a ball valve on the pump to have more control or if you even need it best way to clean the pump what the options are on the controller how about what i need to do to run a 240 volt system in my house being sure to take apart a 3 piece ball valve in it"s entirety so you don"t get any bacteria inside the walls of the ball valve i get tired of people telling me its plug and play when its not new brewers or people buying a gift for someone or another mate don"t know anything they just see a video or two and say hey that sounds cool and then wake up to a nightmare they thought was a gift for someone if you are going to sell a product like this cross your I"s and dot your T"s and leave out the witty comments about your wife being happy there is not a bunch of clutter to deal with i would rather have the facts about all that it entitles

[@Highgravitybrew2112]

This video was strictly intended as a comparison between our 120v and 240v versions of our Brew-in-a-Bag systems. The pros and cons of each. Dave also includes a user guide and will personally talk you through every step if you want him to. We are all about customer service. We actually have a video specifically on assembly: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWa2fap6q9KcopY We also have a more in depth version of brewing with the BIAB, 2 of them actually: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3Wbm56Deq1jlas kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJvFhJmfnZ6Hq7s

[@dcuccia]

You, sir, are not a relaxed person.