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db1979 wrote:Can we add a calculator for it?

Only if you can find one or code one for us :teasing-neener:

I can probably code it, I've done a fair bit of vba so I'm sure I can work it out, just tell me what's needed.

:teasing-neener:

db1979 wrote:just tell me what's needed.

A backward working calculator :ugeek: :laughing-rolling:

The Stig wrote:

db1979 wrote:just tell me what's needed.

A backward working calculator :ugeek: :laughing-rolling:

:laughing-rolling: :teasing-nutkick:

:laughing-rolling:
What coding language?

No idea, I’m not that nerdy :teasing-neener:

Apparently you are

:O)

Done

Let me know if it works.
Time for vodka.

I’m vodkering myself, thanks I’ll play tomorrow :handgestures-thumbupleft: :handgestures-thumbupleft:
Your such a nerd :-B :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

db1979 wrote:Done

xcalcs2.zip

Let me know if it works.
Time for vodka.

Just clicked on the link... this is what I got... seems legit :shock:

You gotta unzip it and open the HTML file.

How does that work?
I woulda assumed it would have been to make x litres using x strength add xlitres of x strength and x amount of water... not the case..?

bluc wrote:How does that work?
I woulda assumed it would have been to make x litres using x strength add xlitres of x strength and x amount of water... not the case..?

My head hurts :teasing-tease:
It’s Friday night, can we not have a few drinks and stuff about with this shit another day ? :greetings-waveyellow:

:D

See if this works:
db1979 Concentrating Calculator

I just put in the values of:
Concentrate 5 L of 30 % alcohol Up to 40 %
By adding 0.909 L of 95 % Neutral.

The 0.909 value was determined by the calculator.

Based off this, 5 L of 30 % contains 1.5 L of alcohol (5 x 0.3 = 1.5)
And 0.909 L of 95 % contains 0.86355 L of alcohol (0.909 x 0.95 = 0.86355)

So 5.909 L (5 + 0.909 = 5.909) should then contain 2.36355 L (1.5 + 0.86355 = 2.36355) of alcohol which is 40 % alcohol (2.36355 / 5.909 x 100 = 39.99 ~ 40 %).

bluc wrote:How does that work?
I woulda assumed it would have been to make x litres using x strength add xlitres of x strength and x amount of water... not the case..?

No need to add extra water if you're trying to increase the concentration.

Anybody else try it out?

Yeah seems to work well.
You can even use it for diluting.
Just need to use high %ABV up to low %ABV and have 0%ABV in the last box.