Still trying to make some sense of this. Kettle losses and misc losses and definitely not factored here, but I don't think they need to be. Wort left behind is an efficiency function, not an OG factor. Anyway, I looked at 3 recipes of mine and the differences between the numbers with this...

I normally fly sparge so I don't really look at first runnings anyway. In the FAQs, "Measurement Option B" states that the sample is taken from the blend of all runnings and uses total mash and sparge water. These are the numbers I'm putting in to get the 100%+ eff numbers. I know this isn't...

I have done about 5 brews now where the conversion efficiency comes out to around 110%. How is this possible? I have read, and re-read the directions more times than I care to count, and checked and re-checked the numbers I put into brew logs. It says, conversion efficiency is the total strike...