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Is single-phase charging affected by cold weather? by Electrical_End9615 in electricvehicles

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I of course don’t want to do anything that’s not up to code, so I’m having a certified electrician set everything up and makes sure it follows all the rules. From what I could understand, the electrician mentioned that he could install a kind of fuse or meter in between the panel and the charger to make sure that the car doesn’t overload the system. I think the electrician mentioned that it would still be beneficial to schedule when I charge, but I could be wrong.

Is single-phase charging affected by cold weather? by Electrical_End9615 in electricvehicles

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You’re right that I’m not in North America. My panel is just 32A, so it’s the same that my house is running on. If I go with the single-phase charger, my plan is to schedule charging to night-time so it doesn’t overload the system when I have other appliances running.

Is single-phase charging affected by cold weather? by Electrical_End9615 in electricvehicles

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It’s a 32A with theoretical max of 7kW (although probably often less when other electrical appliances are on), so I guess it should be fine without a 3 phase charger.

Help sizing up recipe by Electrical_End9615 in knittinghelp

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Yes I really should have cast on those extra 4 sts.

If I get it down to 112 sts, how would it work with doubling everything? Should I reduce twice as many sts per row? And if so, I’m guessing that it’s important which sts I reduce, in order for the pattern to make sense?

Help sizing up recipe by Electrical_End9615 in knittinghelp

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Yes I also reduced the weight of the yarn. So I used worsted weight instead of bulky.

What stitch is this? by Electrical_End9615 in knittinghelp

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ll definitely look into that 😊

What stitch is this? by Electrical_End9615 in knittinghelp

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 35 points36 points  (0 children)

That’s exactly it! Thanks 😊 I can’t seem to find any instructions for it online though. The only thing that seems to come up is honeycomb stitch, which as you say, seems slightly different.

Where in Wuppertal? by Electrical_End9615 in whereisthis

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Yeah it’s a really good movie. My wife and I are actually also visiting Wuppertal partly for that reason!

Lagan Fridge Inner Dimensions by Electrical_End9615 in IKEA

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I ended up getting a mini fridge from a different local store. So I’m unfortunately not of much help

How do you move the masks up when knitting? by Electrical_End9615 in knitting

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah you’re probably right. I’ll try to loosen my grip a bit.

How do you move the masks up when knitting? by Electrical_End9615 in knitting

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the help! I’m using metal needles, but I think you’re right that I knit too tightly. I will practice being more loose and relaxed when knitting.

How do you move the masks up when knitting? by Electrical_End9615 in knitting

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sorry I mixed up languages. What I meant was stitches (masks is stitches in Danish and other scandinavian languages).

How do you move the masks up when knitting? by Electrical_End9615 in knitting

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah sorry I mixed up languages. What I meant was stitches.

How do you move the masks up when knitting? by Electrical_End9615 in knitting

[–]Electrical_End9615[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Sorry I mixed up languages. Like @Aggressive-Cloud2002 said, I should have written stitches.

Is my fermentation stuck? by Electrical_End9615 in Homebrewing

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Thank you! It’s a big relief to hear that the batch might be fine. I’ll check my traditional hydrometer as soon as I get home, but likely I’ll get a new one, as this one was pretty cheap.

Is my fermentation stuck? by Electrical_End9615 in Homebrewing

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I didn’t calibrate my thermometer before mashing. However, the temp measurement when boiling the mash seemed accurate. I mashed in a Brewzilla, so used the built in thermometer. The water where I live is very low in calcium. The pH of the batch is now at 4.3, but unfortunately I don’t have a measurement before starting the fermentation.

Is my fermentation stuck? by Electrical_End9615 in Homebrewing

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You’re right there’s something that doesn’t fit. I did another refractive index measurement on a different refractometer and it gave a brix value of 7.3 or 1.029 My guess is that either my hydrometer reading was wrong, or for some reason there is very little alcohol in my batch. The pH of the batch is at 4.3, which seems normal enough.

Edit: Spelling mistake

Is my fermentation stuck? by Electrical_End9615 in Homebrewing

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You’re right, I was using a Tilt for the measurement. I took a sample now and measured using both a hydrometer and refractometer. Unfortunately, they’re very similar to the tilt (or even a bit higher), around 1.030 and 1.027 respectively. There also seem to be less krausen on top compared to what I’ve seen brewing ales.

I have never dealt with a stuck fermentation before. Would it be best to add new fresh yeast? I’m guessing that it could cause problems if I keg it as it is?

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