Full reflux

[Mash]

What did he say?

[Duffer26]

Oh this and that, but he knows nothing of the water flow in a T500.

I know that I'm the only one on here with a still like mine and only I can run it.
But a lot of people on here run T500's, if I keep my questions on the running of those
I can extrapolate that to the running of mine.

I'm sorry if I seem to be causing confusion, you'all are a lovely bunch on here and I'm sure you'll forgive me.

Regards, Marc.

[Mash]

Nowt to apologise for - I could see what you were getting at but wondered about how your still was built.

I probably didn't help, having never run one.

[Duffer26]

No need no need. I hope to running the still for the first time this weekend.

I will report on it's function and my incompetence.

[Mash]

It is a very pretty thing. Have fun.

[packapoo]

I doubt that that Manning still will reflux.

I'm quite happy to be proven wrong on that thought, so don't hold back.

My Amphora is a reflux and I haven't yet, ever, managed to get it to perform the same way twice. There are a lot of reasons why, not the least is the viability of the boiler charge.

[Duffer26]

What are the indicators that it is or isn't refluxing?

Regards, Marc

[Easydrinker]

This has become a slightly jumbled and confusing post.

I would suggest that if you have run off in excess of 90% then you may safely assume that your still is refluxing, and doing it well.

Robert.

Yes, it can also do this at lower abv's, I am trying to point you in the direction that most here go.
Refluxing is basically just sending lower abv spirit back down the column.
Most here would be happy keeping +90%.
I am, most of the time.
Mash admits to being out of his depth, and not all reflux stills rely on puddles, but he made a valiant effort.

[Mash]

Absolutely.
I was struggling for a word to cover "the point".