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• #18127
What did you filter through? Just paper coffee filters? I have some of those I was using for the ultrasonic cleaner solutions I could use them for actual coffee :)
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• #18128
Nice one! Conversely I tried the iced pour over method from the James Hoffman video posted up-thread. Not overly swayed by it but will give it another few goes yet.
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• #18129
@nefarious
Any chance the Cunhill Tranquillo uses the same PCB? There'a much clearer picture of a similar looking PCB here with a similar looking resistor to yours.
https://www.espressounderground.co.uk/CUNILL-TRANQUILO-PCB-ORIGINAL-PN-CUNG0024-p/cung0024.htm
This one appears to be a 4 band of Red-Red-orange-gold = 22k Ohms
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• #18130
I'm going to have to get the PCB out, unless I can find a dental mirror!
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• #18131
I might need to look again at removing it in more detail tomorrow, this is the best pic I can get in-situ.
Edit - blue top of pic
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• #18132
A challenger appears! I’ve ordered some 22k 3w resistors so I’ll see if they work.
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• #18133
Wow thanks!
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• #18134
P.s. looking at the wiring logic, is that whole board just controlling the dispense timing which has a pretty big margin of error anyway? Would bypassing this make the dispense button an on/off or would it end in firey death?
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• #18135
I had a quick go at this and it didn’t work, and I didn’t feel confident enough with my knowledge to endure, yet.
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• #18136
Tried this.
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• #18137
I just wanted to be part of it
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• #18138
I want you to be a part of it too, man.
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• #18139
Ordered quite frankly a stupid amount of coffee from Yellow Bourbon 1kg of espresso, 1 Brazil, 1 Peru and a bag of the green beans to give roasting my own a go. I've ordered more in the past, but still
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• #18140
Get in! I did the same (all roasted tho). Been a real treat working through it. They’ve all been banging so far.
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• #18141
Almost certainly to the great disdain of most on this thread, just one of these things. It works great for my taste and no waste/easily cleaned etc...
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• #18142
I read various bits about cold filter being a bit weak/tasteless, very happily surprised with the amount of flavour and the difference in flavour - much more chocolatey and smooth. Just put some more in for a longer cold brew, looking forward to how it tastes after 15 hours in the fridge!
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• #18143
Cold brew being weak is nonsense, at least in terms of caffeine. Its fucking rocket fuel!
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• #18144
Cheers. I just ordered a Hario Cold Brew Jug from Pact to give it a go.
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• #18145
If you listen to Hoffman's take he says normal brewing extracts more of the flavours so with cold brew you tend to get a much milder coffee with the top end stuff taken out. But because of the brew time you extract more caffeine. So, it's a milder flavour but higher caffeine.
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• #18146
Also big win for the lazy amongst us. No need to fill/boil the kettle...
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• #18147
That's what I guessed too
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• #18148
Bought an Orman portafilter pressure gauge as I continue down the upgrade path, and having done the tweak to the OPV on my Gaggia Classic about 5 years ago that was supposed to bring it down to 9-10 bar from 14 bar out the factory, I found it was still actually at 12 bar.
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• #18149
So, it's a milder flavour but higher caffeine.
Exactly.
Also because it's cold it's easy to gulp it down quickly like a refreshing beverage, it's really good practice to take it easy with cold brew!
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• #18150
Yeah!
Just made my first batch today and was nearly in panic attack territory.
Made a cold brew in tupperware to experiment. 6 hours in the fridge, occasional agitation, absolutely delicious! None of the bitterness previously complained about, very chocolatey, very pleased I bought the Hario recommended up thread as I see many more of these in my immediate future...