homebrew calculator

[dinfaralt]

hello

Dinfar Brew Calc

if you have any suggestions please come with them!

thanks @Sampei for help with with some values

 

[IndividualMan]

Beauty

 

[dinfaralt]

rn the website is hosted for free. can handle around limited requests a month

please do donate so i can i move it to a unlimited hosting and get a domain!

usdt trc 20:

TUTdfAmodtgot89yp19inRm9jUSa7iiGmA

btc:

bc1qtscfyvz3gq00fyr9m9pnn6s7hwhaw68r5ccjuz

 

[kain]

rn the website is hosted for free. can handle around limited requests a month

please do donate so i can i move it to a unlimited hosting and get a domain!

usdt trc 20:

TUTdfAmodtgot89yp19inRm9jUSa7iiGmA

btc:

bc1qtscfyvz3gq00fyr9m9pnn6s7hwhaw68r5ccjuz

I made a small donation. Nice work.

 

[dinfaralt]

I made a small donation. Nice work.

Thank you! when the website is overloaded ill move it onto a cheaper paid plan.

 

[dinfaralt]

pushed a little UI update so the results dont look so disorganized.

 

[Walter Hype]

Looks like someone got inspired by a certain someone's code

I like it

 

[dinfaralt]

Looks like someone got inspired by a certain someone's code

I like it

thanks for the bb + ba + filter loss idea.

although sampei asked me to include it before you posted your code it was just a gift from the heavens XD

 

[Walter Hype]

thanks for the bb + ba + filter loss idea.

although sampei asked me to include it before you posted your code it was just a gift from the heavens XD

I got one more feature I bet no one has. Now I have to slowly roll it out like apple does with features.

Filter loss is based on testing btw I did myself. Pretty accurate!

Now you need to add temp environment factors. Beaker cling loss which is a factor. Every transfer has cling loss. Warming oil can make that a net zero but it's def there. Sometimes up to 5ml loss in a beaker. To filter to container. Adds up. Sounds extra but you can do some calculations based on the viscosity of oil castor oil would have the highest loss.

 

[dinfaralt]

updated the raw displacement list with calculating every compound over carefully. enjoy 100% accurate numbers

"custom": 0.909,
"test-base": 0.909,
"test-p": 0.916,
"test-phenyl": 0.954,
"test-c": 0.909,
"test-e": 0.943,
"test-iso": 0.935,
"test-deca": 0.962,
"test-susp": 1.000,
"test-undecanoate": 0.97,
"tren-a": 0.848,
"tren-e": 0.909,
"tren-hex": 0.909,
"nandrolone-base": 0.89,
"deca": 0.962,
"npp": 0.877,
"eq": 0.952,
"bold-cyp": 0.909,
"masteron-p": 0.935,
"masteron-e": 0.962,
"primo-e": 0.952,
"trestolone": 0.900,
"trestolone-a": 0.901,
"dhb": 0.97,
"winstrol": 0.885,
"dbol": 0.892,
"anadrol": 0.86,
"anavar": 0.9,
"tbol": 0.83,
"sdrol": 0.909,
"proviron": 0.909,
"yk11": 0.820

method used:

Post in thread 'How do u homebrew yk11'

Thursday at 7:50 AM

Thank you

no worries, next time you're working with exotic compounds you can calculate yourself.

just search compounds name density mass and you'll get g/cm

i just got the yk-11 g/cm to 1.22 and then divide it by 1g

so formular is pretty simple, find density mass and divide it by 1g

5 second workout

• dinfaralt

• 

 

[Walter Hype]

updated the raw displacement list with calculating every compound over carefully. enjoy 100% accurate numbers

"custom": 0.909,
"test-base": 0.909,
"test-p": 0.916,
"test-phenyl": 0.954,
"test-c": 0.909,
"test-e": 0.943,
"test-iso": 0.935,
"test-deca": 0.962,
"test-susp": 1.000,
"test-undecanoate": 0.97,
"tren-a": 0.848,
"tren-e": 0.909,
"tren-hex": 0.909,
"nandrolone-base": 0.89,
"deca": 0.962,
"npp": 0.877,
"eq": 0.952,
"bold-cyp": 0.909,
"masteron-p": 0.935,
"masteron-e": 0.962,
"primo-e": 0.952,
"trestolone": 0.900,
"trestolone-a": 0.901,
"dhb": 0.97,
"winstrol": 0.885,
"dbol": 0.892,
"anadrol": 0.86,
"anavar": 0.9,
"tbol": 0.83,
"sdrol": 0.909,
"proviron": 0.909,
"yk11": 0.820

method used:

Post in thread 'How do u homebrew yk11'

Thursday at 7:50 AM

Thank you

no worries, next time you're working with exotic compounds you can calculate yourself.

just search compounds name density mass and you'll get g/cm

i just got the yk-11 g/cm to 1.22 and then divide it by 1g

so formular is pretty simple, find density mass and divide it by 1g

5 second workout

• dinfaralt

• 

Mwhwhhaha now I can make my brews even more accurate mwhahahhahaha. Mwhahahah mahahahhahahah