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joatmon
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Posted Fri Feb 22, 2013, 9:30pm Subject: Re: Trying to Decide R58, Quickmill Qm7, Breville DB

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BubbaDude
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Posted Fri Feb 22, 2013, 9:44pm Subject: Re: Trying to Decide R58, Quickmill Qm7, Breville DB

CoffeeRon Said: Anyone who would take the time to clip all your posts from the past week or so for the purpose of criticizing you has way to much time on thier hands, and is not making any valuable contribution to this forum, just wasting space. Posted February 22, 2013 link The commenter actually went back a year and a half. I've seen some bizarre stuff on the Internets, but nothing comparing to this labor of love. It's truly disturbing.

"I've Scaced many HX/E61 machines, seeing shot variances of up to 8-10F or more. [The BDB] stays within 1F." - Mark Prince

dsblv
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Posted Fri Feb 22, 2013, 10:59pm
Subject: Re: Trying to Decide R58, Quickmill Qm7, Breville DB

BubbaDude Said:

The commenter actually went back a year and a half. I've seen some bizarre stuff on the Internets, but nothing comparing to this labor of love.

It's truly disturbing.

Posted February 22, 2013 link

Actually, I think that was one of the funniest posts I've seen on this site. Sometimes the facts are hilarious. Well done, Jack!

CSME9
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Posted Sat Feb 23, 2013, 8:13am
Subject: Re: Trying to Decide R58, Quickmill Qm7, Breville DB

DavecUK Said:

There are a couple, one being designed and the other ready for test from 2 different manufacturers, that's all I can say for now. Unfortunately (because I like reviewing dual boiler systems), I have some Bezzera machines to review/test before then, a cheap one an expensive one and a Lever, the Strega I think, so that's going to take a while, because with 2 weeks per machine, it's difficult to have more than 2 running at once....and one can only drink so much coffee.

Posted February 19, 2013 link

I think ECM is the next mystery DB machine that may be in the works.

joatmon
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Posted Sat Feb 23, 2013, 8:30am Subject: Re: Trying to Decide R58, Quickmill Qm7, Breville DB

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cuznvin
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Posted Sat Feb 23, 2013, 8:42am
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CSME9 Said:

I think ECM is the next mystery DB machine that may be in the works.

Posted February 23, 2013 link

That would be awesome.. Hope it is soon!

BubbaDude
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Posted Sat Feb 23, 2013, 11:42am Subject: Re: Trying to Decide R58, Quickmill Qm7, Breville DB

joatmon Said: You've been a member here for just over thirteen months, so it's rather difficult to quote you from a year and a half ago! Posted February 23, 2013 link My profile says I've been a member since 8 Jan 2011. That's more than two years. Out of curiosity, how many hours did you spend on that post?

"I've Scaced many HX/E61 machines, seeing shot variances of up to 8-10F or more. [The BDB] stays within 1F." - Mark Prince

DavecUK
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Posted Sat Feb 23, 2013, 11:47am
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CSME9 Said:

I think ECM is the next mystery DB machine that may be in the works.

Posted February 23, 2013 link

cuznvin Said:

That would be awesome.. Hope it is soon!

Posted February 23, 2013 link

Just to clarify...all the above is just total speculation right....Michael Hauck hasn't told you this personally and presuming he knows who is in the process of bringing out what?

joatmon
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Posted Sat Feb 23, 2013, 1:00pm Subject: Re: Trying to Decide R58, Quickmill Qm7, Breville DB

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BubbaDude
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Posted Sat Feb 23, 2013, 1:16pm Subject: Re: Trying to Decide R58, Quickmill Qm7, Breville DB

joatmon Said: It was 30 minutes while I ate my lunch. And, for those who may wonder, the mouse is now grease free. Posted February 23, 2013 link That would be 30 minutes calibrated to the clock on your native planet, but how long in Earth time?

"I've Scaced many HX/E61 machines, seeing shot variances of up to 8-10F or more. [The BDB] stays within 1F." - Mark Prince

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