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- 0GRAVITY
- Ounces
- Grams
- Pints
- British
- American
- 0.25
- 150
- 1 teaspoon
- 1 tesapoon
- 0.5
- 300
- 1 tablespoon
- 1 tablespoon
- 0.75
- 450
- 2 tablespoons
- 3 tablespoons
- 100
- 600
- 3.5 tablespoons
- 4 tablespoons
- 150
- 1.25
- 750
- 4 tablespoons
- 5 tablespoons
- 175
- 1.5
- 900
- 200
- 1.75
- (1 litre)
- 225
- 250
- Gallons
- Litres
- 6 standard glasses = 1 bottle
- 275
- 300
- 4.55
- 6 standard bottles = 1 gallon
- 350
- 9.10
- 375
- 13.65
- Press ESC to return to the main
- 400
- 18.20
- program.
- 425
- 22.70
- 16 (1lb)
- 450
- Press ENTER to see information
- 475
- Pounds
- Kilograms
- on specific gravity and alcohol
- 500
- contents.
- 550
- 1.35
- 575
- 1.80
- 32 (2lb)
- 900
- 2.25
- Specific
- Potential
- Yeast Nutrient per gallon
- Gravity
- Alcohol %
- 0.5 level teaspoon Ammonium Phosphate
- 1010
- 0.5 level teaspoon Ammonium Sulphate
- 1015
- 3 - 6 milligrams Vitamin B1
- 1020
- 1025
- 1030
- Yeast Starter for 1 - 5 gallons
- 1035
- 1040
- 1 tablespoon granulated sugar
- 1045
- 0.5 pint of water
- 1050
- 1 tablespoon malt extract
- 1060
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1070
- 1080
- Heat the water until the ingredients are dissolved.
- 1090
- Allow the liquid to cool before adding the yeast.
- 1100
- 1120
- Actual alcohol content can be affected by the alcohol tolerance of the yeast,
- the amount of sugar left in the wine at the end of the fermentation, and the
- presence of non-fermentable material which affects the specific gravity.
- eCONVERT
- Enter each ingredient in turn.
- Quantity is the amount of that ingredient needed, measurement
- is the measure for that ingredient.
- For example:
- 2 tablespoons; 1 pound; 11 oz; 500 grams; 3 pints; etc.
- Fractions of the measurement unit - such as a quarter of a
- pint - should be entered by using a decimal place:
- e.g. 0.25 pints
- Press Enter for imperial/metric conversion chart
- Press Esc to return to recipe
- Enter the recipe name and the quantity of wine it will make.
- Then type in the recipe instructions.
- You can change the instructions by typing over the existing
- ones or adding to them. The computer will `word wrap' for you,
- so there is no need to press the ENTER key at the end of each
- line.
- Press Ctrl-Enter to finish entering the instructions.
- You can change the instructions by typing over the existing
- ones or adding to them. The computer will `word wrap' for you,
- so there is no need to press the ENTER key at the end of each
- line.
- Press Ctrl-Enter to finish entering the instructions.
- Ctrl-End will clear the current recipe name and allow you to
- enter a new recipe.
- F2 will change the instructions - you should only try to do
- this if you already have a recipe on screen.
- F10 will print out the recipe - make sure that your printer
- is switched on before trying this option.
- To add ingredients to a recipe, press ENTER to highlight the
- first ingredient, then press INS to add an ingredient.
- To change an ingredient, highlight it and then press ENTER.
- To stop changing ingredients, press Ctrl-Esc.
- To exit the program, return to the Recipe prompt and press
- the Esc key.
- Use the up and down arrow keys to move through the list and
- press the ENTER key to choose that particular recipe.
- Alternatively, type in the first few letters of the recipe's
- name to `home in' on the required recipe.
- Press the INS key to add a new category.
- CONVERT
- GRAVITY
- INGREDIE
- INITIAL
- INSTRUCT
- RECIPE
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- UPD_CAT
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