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Thanks, yes I understand that, I guess what I was asking is if md3 was developed for 100 or 120g, so it will work with boost without any changes. Versus, if it was developed for 80g as some other profiles, the reference amount in the profile could be updated to indicate that and help with proper cal...

Count me in, if you need beta testers.

I am using the latest studio an the latest firmware with Boost activated. Will test with few profiles both 80 and 100g based.

So essentially, the boost uses the ‘recommended load size’ as its reference point. It doesn’t have 120g hardcoded; it’s just that the default value for the recommended load size happens to be 120g. Am I understanding this correctly? Sorry, it’s straightforward yet confusing at the same time.

With new firmware and software, you cans set reference load size on profile. May be set it to 80 for this profile? If not set it is default value is 120. My goto profile is nominally developed for 100g load with default setting and update profile profile seems to be more reliable resukt with boost....

Is MD3 profile compatible with a Boost kit? Do I need to make any adjustments to use it for larger amounts of beans (150-160g)

Same here, looking forward to see it live.

As long as you are between 100 and 120g you should observe consistent results. If you need the wider range you will need to get the Boost package which will increase that range to 50-200g. Realistically, you max will probably be 160g.

Thank you for all the details and explanations.
I am looking forward to some exotic blends in my morning (and not only morning) coffees
Wojtek

Virterm wrote: ↑Tue 12 Dec, 2023 1:13 pm Thank You, Ron
Very very helpful information .
Wojtek

Also enjoyed the Firestarter and the Steady and Dark ii

Are you roasting all of them at 3.7?