You are likely entirely correct. I was just pulling on brain tissue that remembers the ~9V spec on the 250 board without thinking about the number of cells. It has to be reduced in the 2 battery configuration, but it is not limited to 6.3(?)V like the 75 is.
You are likely entirely correct. I was just pulling on brain tissue that remembers the ~9V spec on the 250 board without thinking about the number of cells. It has to be reduced in the 2 battery configuration, but it is not limited to 6.3(?)V like the 75 is.
Just to keep this on track.
DNA200 with 2 cells, max 6.0 volts
DNA250 with 2 cells, max 6.2 volts
DNA75.........max 6.2 volts
The rest of the Escribe capable ones are 9 volts max
250 is 9.3
(had to make some corrections)
DNA200 with 2 cells, max 6.0 volts
DNA250 with 2 cells, max 6.2 volts
DNA75.........max 6.2 volts
The rest of the Escribe capable ones are 9 volts max
250 is 9.3
(had to make some corrections)
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Aillio Bullet Roaster 1Kg
BULLET R1 Coffee Roaster
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BULLET R1 Coffee Roaster
Aillio Bullet R1 - Roasting Experience - Home-Barista.com
I dont drink alcohol, but I do drink GOOD coffee and tea.You've sure got champagne tastes, Mike
Cute girl. GORGEOUS table!
This one would work:
Yes, I’m sure it works great. Would I need to sell one of the kids to buy it. (Rumplestiltskin brand)
I ain’t laughin, I would love it too. Only I need a new(to me) truck & my youngest will be getting a car soon, & I prefer to stay married to my lovely wife.
Do you have a Rotisserie grill?
Coffee Beans Peanut Rotisserie Grill cage Roaster Drum Oven Basket Baking Tools | eBay
Oh, and a good read on roasting, no matter the batch size.
http://coffeenavigated.net/roasting-coffee/
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I have a gas grill, but don’t like the idea of those baskets. Can’t use the grill when it’s zero degrees in the winter, also seems like it would take too long to get the beans cooled after taking off the grill.
I guess one could rig a fan to set next to the grill & a rack to put the whole thing on above the fan & rotate the beans in the basket to cool.
0 degrees in Indiana? I grew up in Fort Rain and maybe there was a few times it reached that low with a wind chill but the beans would cool fast if you just took them out and air cooled them at that temp...no?
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