Implementing 1st crack detection for the roaster is a great move (especially for those beans that have a very quiet 1st crack), however can you manually adjust the amount of cracks to register 1st crack? 5 cracks does not seem like that much and watching the video I would register the 1st crack beginning when 6 cracks suddenly jumps up to 9. It's only a few seconds so not really a big deal. Can you manaully input 1st crack yourself while roasting? Also, is the machine manually adjustable "on the fly"? Let's say I decide partway through the roast that I want my development time to be longer than the profile - can you adjust this while roasting?
Hello. You can set the trigger count on the first crack as high as possible. This can easily be adjusted on the machine. Even while roasting. And for the development time, you can adjust that after you have started roasting by using the nob on the top of the machine. You can easily switch from automatic mode to manually and back if you want to do more adjustments to the profile.
could you roast for filter coffee production? how about the shelf life of roasted coffee? how long it reaches its peak and how long the quality of roasted beans started to degrades?
Thanks, great video. This is a very nice machine. I am getting one, hopefully soon.
Implementing 1st crack detection for the roaster is a great move (especially for those beans that have a very quiet 1st crack), however can you manually adjust the amount of cracks to register 1st crack? 5 cracks does not seem like that much and watching the video I would register the 1st crack beginning when 6 cracks suddenly jumps up to 9. It's only a few seconds so not really a big deal. Can you manaully input 1st crack yourself while roasting? Also, is the machine manually adjustable "on the fly"? Let's say I decide partway through the roast that I want my development time to be longer than the profile - can you adjust this while roasting?
Hello. You can set the trigger count on the first crack as high as possible. This can easily be adjusted on the machine. Even while roasting.
And for the development time, you can adjust that after you have started roasting by using the nob on the top of the machine. You can easily switch from automatic mode to manually and back if you want to do more adjustments to the profile.
@@ROESTCoffee Brilliant, it's great to see that it is all manually adjustable. Thanks for the answers...it is indeed a beautiful machine.
could you roast for filter coffee production? how about the shelf life of roasted coffee? how long it reaches its peak and how long the quality of roasted beans started to degrades?
Hi - yes, you can! I'm not an expert on shelf life, but when roasting 200g it's fairly similar to larger roasters. So peak after a few days.
Plz where i can find the price of this beautifullll machine .. plz ❤
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