[clug] November Canberra Linux Users Group meeting [SEC=PERSONAL]

[Roppola, Antti - BRS]

I *suspect* that infinitely configurable is easy, but getting that
precisely tuned heat uniformly applied to every bean in your roaster is
the harder part. That'd be a mechanical engineering or physics problem.

Most roasters appear to fix this by randomising the beans so they don't
linger in hot/cold spots. Like via a rotating drum or a hot air jet.

Unfortunately I have other commitments that night so it looks like I'll
miss out. :o(

Antti

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Jm's friend commented:

Even the pricey home roasters (Hottop for instance, ~$1700
http://www.dibartoli.com.au/product_details.asp?pid=340) are still
pretty clunky in their temp control.  Having something that is more
infinitely configurable would be a good thing (and rather sellable, I
would have thought).


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