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by Steve
Tue 27 Oct, 2020 6:15 pm
Forum: User contributed roast profiles
Topic: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)
Replies: 74
Views: 58522

Re: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)

It can be hard to determine what exactly causes tipping especially on natural or pulped Brazil. Have a close look at the black power profile line on Luke's screen shots above. This line will never be as smooth as my examples because of the probe difference. Even so Luke's power profile looks quite d...
by Steve
Tue 27 Oct, 2020 1:39 pm
Forum: User contributed roast profiles
Topic: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)
Replies: 74
Views: 58522

Re: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)

This is good discussion as it will help people fine tune this method as its definitely never going to be automatic until one fine tunes a profile for their particular beans and environment. My guess would be a higher fan calibration will end up producing the higher temp readings particularly on the ...
by Steve
Fri 23 Oct, 2020 8:28 pm
Forum: User contributed roast profiles
Topic: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)
Replies: 74
Views: 58522

Re: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)

Hi Luke, Thanks for the kind words. Looks like a typical fresh? Kenyan behaviour, they love to take off at the start. Definitely a bit quick on the first one! If you can get yellow around 2:00 - 2:15 and slowing down a bit before then so that it does not rush through the colour change this is ideal....
by Steve
Wed 21 Oct, 2020 9:06 am
Forum: User contributed roast profiles
Topic: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)
Replies: 74
Views: 58522

Re: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)

Thanks Darryl. A couple of other things that have come to mind: The "end by time ratio" is set to 1 meaning the roast automatically ends at set time regardless of temperature. I have been stopping a lot of roasts manually and find this more user friendly. The starting power for the roast i...
by Steve
Tue 20 Oct, 2020 5:35 pm
Forum: User contributed roast profiles
Topic: Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)
Replies: 74
Views: 58522

Steve's Ultimate Profiles 100g - Constantly Declining Fan Profile (Fan Cal 0.91)

I believe these two profiles are my ultimate baseline / starting points for any style of roast, a culmination of everything I have done before. One initial caveat is that I am using a 3 mm sheathed probe in place of the stock bare thermocouple. The position is a little lower down in the roast chambe...
by Steve
Sun 18 Oct, 2020 8:33 pm
Forum: Comments, questions, and issues
Topic: Manual roasting using ET only
Replies: 9
Views: 6837

Re: Manual roasting using ET only

Hi Darryl, These were just exploratory roasts and the MET thing is a bit of a dead end BUT this did help generate further ideas about early roast development. I and a couple of other people have spent considerable time and greens testing many other things out culminating in what I think could be the...
by Steve
Fri 16 Oct, 2020 11:59 pm
Forum: Kaffelogic official roast profiles
Topic: The Kaffelogic 12 core profiles
Replies: 26
Views: 47565

Re: The Kaffelogic 12 core profiles

Its reassuring to read not just me becasue the aftertaste on that cupping roast is something else!? I tried 3 very different greens and they all tasted the same which originally made me think there was something wrong with me, pays to have known good samples vac sealed in freezer. Worst case scenari...
by Steve
Wed 14 Oct, 2020 2:50 pm
Forum: User contributed roast profiles
Topic: Steve's Current Profiles 100g MAX
Replies: 21
Views: 18359

Re: Steve's Current Profiles 100g MAX

Hi Howard,

The naturals more delicate outer layers may experience some high levels of development and you could play around with a more gentle pre heat.

These hot fast profiles are best consumed 3 to 5 days to appreciate any fruity floral aspects.

Cheers
by Steve
Wed 14 Oct, 2020 2:46 pm
Forum: Comments, questions, and issues
Topic: Inlet temperature safety ceiling built into firmware?
Replies: 5
Views: 4381

Re: Inlet temperature safety ceiling built into firmware?

Thanks for the reply Wayne I understand the reason for safety feature and if someone accidentally used a modified software / firmware it could cause fire used with stock probe.

Thank you for offer, I will reply more detail via email.

Cheers
by Steve
Mon 12 Oct, 2020 10:11 pm
Forum: Comments, questions, and issues
Topic: Inlet temperature safety ceiling built into firmware?
Replies: 5
Views: 4381

Re: Inlet temperature safety ceiling built into firmware?

No its the stock KL thermocouple which as Wayne answered my other question is a K type, I assume welded tip with PTFE cable because it has not melted no matter where i put it and the tip is super robust. If nothing changes i might try a 100mm flexible SS 3mm sheathed probe through original hole and ...