I ran out of propane...

[JayShaw91]

...right at the 30 minute mark, threw the lid on to keep heat, ran to Lowe's, exchanged tanks, and came back and got thing going again. All in all a 30 minute delay in the boil process.

So, what affects might happen? I'm guessing nothing, but... *shrug*

[Mill Rat]

Nothing, except perhaps a resolution to keep a spare tank in the on deck circle so you don't need to make an emergency run.

[JayShaw91]

Ha hah! Yeah, my brother in law told me two weeks ago he had a couple spare tanks and would give me one. Looks like I'm going to take him up on that.

[hohmsteadbrewer]

you may get a slightly more bitter beer then you would have other wise.

[JayShaw91]

Bitter from hops being in longer or from something off?

[Mad Scientist]

I have three tanks, two stay full at all times.

[TeufelBrew]

I have three tanks, two stay full at all times.

Oh crap! I'm paranoid then! I have 4 tanks loose for grill and brewing (2 full) and two on camper (one full). Guess the boy scout never really leaves....:cool:

[Mad Scientist]

Well, since you are new to AG, you'll find that a standard grill tank lasts about three brewing sessions.

[S.F.B.]

Three tanks. one on back up, one for the fire and one to go to the bbq store next trip that way.

[dparsons]

Bitter from hops being in longer or from something off?

From the hops, but it won't be much. At 1 hour your have most of the bitterness cooked out. You'll only get a difference if you added a 30 minute addition before you ran off to Lowe's.

I'm also a 2 tank person.

[JayShaw91]

Nope, nothing added at the unintended flame out :) That was when I noticed it, right when I knew it was time to go for my 30 minute addition. Goooood deal.