If the container size and initial water temperature are the same, the light bulb method of stirring via thermal currents is very repeatable. The bulb [5 or 7 watts, usually] always uses its rated power, in the same base, under the same container. What is variable is the room temperature...which is variable with or without doing thermal stirring. Thermal srirring is, however, slow. If the current is over , say, 1 ma...it might not be causing the water to move fast enough to keep the "ion cloud" dissipating, thus limiting effectiveness of that stirring method. ['limiting'..not 'eliminating'] Moving the water too fast can cause other problems. Experiment. Everyones set up is different. Ken > >ANSWER: Ditto. Some report using a small light bulb under their brew >container for some thermal convection stirring. But then you lose some >repeatability by introducing another variable of unknown temperature >variations in the water. Just use simple stirring or air bubbling. >
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