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Featuring the 1964 Siemens REL 445 E311 b1b (restored by Egon van Kampen) and the   2018 iCom IC R6800 Youtube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPU2ojhGnfY PS John writes: "Nabby, lichen and the hot air rising from the receivers. Imaginary glider pilots catching the updrafts of warmth. And the Brits speak their approval."

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YouTube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuRXjAUTji0 PS Comment by John: One of your best captures! Gread video, especially the interior of the monster (and the reflection of each of your faces in the meter lenses). Also so much RCA which no longer exists (or only as a pretend brand) started because of the sinking of the Titanic - David Sarnoff working for Marconi company at the key in NYC for several days, or so he told his myth). When we were little kids we were gifted a few stock shares of RCA and felt like serious business people (age 3 or 5). I loved the ending "3's, enjoyed the QSL."  (3's is short for 73's, see http://www2.hawaii.edu/~rtoyama/73flash.html ) QSL means "acknowledge receipt" or just "contact" (as well as the name of a magazine and of postcards, see http://forums.qrz.com/index.php?threads/getting-back-into-the-hobby-whats-the-deal-with-qsl-cards-now.555400/ ). I loved the views of the hermeticall

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Help keep Artisan free for personal and  commercial use by sending a donation Readers of my blogs about coffee and viewers of the videos frequently send me questions for more specific information when they are working on their own build-it-yourself roaster projects or when they have a  FZ-94 roaster like mine and they plan to do some modifications like I did. Since I am grateful for all I've learned from friends, especially along some steep learning curves, I am more than happy to help out others as well. Sharing information helps along everyone's coffee experience and if we all do it, we keep raising the bar, improving coffee quality in our lives. I do prefer to help out others who also post their experiences online for others to find. Some post stuff on Instagram and on Facebook but Facebook is one huge waterfall of personal information, cat pictures and 'shocking' videos so any relevant information is quickly flushed down the timeline while Instagram i

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Last March I posted about Sergey's roaster here: https://kostverlorenvaart.blogspot.com/2018/03/sergeys-fluid-bed-roaster.html This week Sergey sent me more info about his setup; Main thing. I just wanted to try using what was already in the office (Leister). If there was no Leister there would be no project. Today it looks like this 1. An old stand for the system unit 2. Leister Mistral 6 Premium 230v/3400 - https://www.jhmbuttco.com/leister-mistral-6-premium-230v-3400w.html 3. Turret. Built to the dimensions of the glass. Glass from a gas or petrol lamp. Do not remember the model.  Glass is thin. For a large volume is not suitable. 4. Now the blower such. See photo. The main criterion of reliability and the prospect of further use. 5. Blower control 10000 W AC to 220 6. Collector in the image and likeness as Yours. Very convenient for beginners. Good to hear the beans crackling. When you connect the cyclone is hard to hear. By the way, Leister responds very

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