Homebrew Info?

[LT81]

Hi all I'm currently a new member and looking to acquire some info.Not at all looking for sources but just some solid information on homebrewing.After reading a bit on it sees very cost effective to go that route.
Looking to find possibly some informative articles on how to get started and such.Have been reading the stickies on this site and find them to be very good.
Anyone else that homebrews and remembers info that they felt was priceless.No where near the point of actual going through with it just trying to get very knowledgable in the matter.Thank You stay strong and safe.

 

[NordicNacho]

wrong forum

heres a link I used to home brew but no more


http://www.tastybrew.com/

 

[LT81]

Ummm...yeah I meant AAS homebrewing

 

[NordicNacho]

Ummm...yeah I meant AAS homebrewing

 

[ZECH]

Did you read the Research Chemical section?
http://www.ironmagazineforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=55

 

[LT81]

Yup been there and found some good info.Especially the cyp conversion and powder calculator along with the various other threads people posted.Just looking for more info besides that like a Homebrewing 101 course so to speak.Straight from the beginning,so that way I don't miss any of the slightest details ,ya know.Thanks for your help

 

[freEQnasty]

try anabolicminds.com they have nice homebrew chemistry section.

 

[goob]

wrong forum

heres a link I used to home brew but no more


http://www.tastybrew.com/

I think thats the most unintentionally funny post i've ever seen...

 

[LT81]

Yeah man that made me laugh really hard.That was a good one

 

[Mudge]

If you look at old finaplix pellet conversion instructions then they are just about the same, you put your stuff in a beaker and brew it up by whatever recipe you are using, get it to suspend (heat helps), when cool enough you filter it and voila.

 

[LT81]

I have some quick questions for the experienced folks on here with homebrewing

1.What do you guys feel is the most imporant step in brewing.I understand keeping everything sterile but possibly something else?

2.Heating solutions.Baking vs. Boiling in water.which is better,easier,safer approach?

DO NOT ASK FOR SOURCES
4.What are the differnces with oils?Sesame,grapeseed,peanut?

5.When doing the filteration process what exactly is the filtering doing?What does the filter catch in technical terms?

 

[LT81]

Sorry about question 3 honestly forgot about the golden rule.My Bad

 

[freEQnasty]

1. Definitely sterility, very important. Then just measuring and calculating everything correctly and knowing what your actual finished product is.

2. Baking seems to work for all, just don't rush and heat too quickly as it can kill the hormone i've heard.

4. Different oils are thicker or thinner, thinner oils are easier to use and inject.

5. From what I know filtering is collecting random particles that have gotten into the product from the process of making it. The actual bacteria or germs inside are killed from the BA.

 

[LT81]

Thanks alot for the answers FREEQNASTY.U da man.

In regards to question 2 I have an electric oven.And I forget where I read it but it was some thing to the fact that an elec. oven cycles it heating coils to get an aquired temp.With that during the "Off" cycle temp would drop a bit. Causing infrequencies in temp.,ya know.I forget what the average temp is supposed to be gear,but how do people compensate for this.And wouldn't it then take longer?Or am I going to deep into this.
With my personal situation would it be easier to boil,so i could more or less have alot more accurancy with it?

With question #4 why would anyone want to use a thicker oil then?if it seems to be better perferred to inject with a thinner?

 

[freEQnasty]

I'd say with the electric oven jsut use a low to med/low temp and just let it sit a little longer, just might take more time to heat up but better safe then sorry. Also prob a good idea to pick up vial and lightly swirl around just incase products are separate and so your not just heating oil at bottom, you want to heat equally. Can do that every few minutes if you prefer.

I dont see a reason why anyone would want to use a thicker oil, just sometimes thats all thats available.

 

[LT81]

Thanks bud things are getting to get alot clearer now.Thanks again