Mine is set to 1.45. I love it. 
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On Mar 27, 2012, at 14:56, guido <[email protected]> wrote:

> hello judge,
> 
> this is very interesting indeed. so it looks like this very long pre-infusion 
> is part of the brewtus iv vibrational pump design, unlike any other brewtus.
> 
> i feel relieved that this is normal.
> 
> i wonder why they did it, only for the iv vibrational?
> 
> also thank you for your additional data. do you think the machine performs 
> better with larger dosage, or do you just like to updose?
> 
> i did read earlier that you are enthusiast about this machine. you don't 
> experience harshness in your cup?
> 
> and by the way, now that this is cleared up, i have one other question about 
> this machine. the steam boiler of mine never goes above 1.0 bar, it actually 
> stops around 0.95. does your machine cut off at the same point, or does it go 
> to 1.2 like all the other brewtus machines?
> 
> thank you very much,
> guido.
> 
>> Ok my results.  An this is with the rubber plug that came with the
>> machine not a blind filter. Unit is set to 10 bar. Done both empty and
>> full of water. Sorry no blind filter, So I hope this helps.
>> 
>> Single basket     12.6 sec .(empty) 11.6 sec. (full)
>> Double basket    14.3 sec. (empty) 11.6 sec. (full)
>> VST 18g basket  14.5 sec. (empty) 12.0 sec. (full)
>> Triple basket       17.7 sec. (empty) 12.3 sec. (full) Note: could
>> never get triple basket to not leak a little with rubber plug so doubt
>> that is any use for times.
>> 
>> When I make espresso, I always use the VST basket with 18 grams of
>> coffee, I grind very fine, with a very light tamp.  Around 10 lbs.  I
>> use a naked portafilter and I see the beads of coffee start around
>> 8-11 secs. I get my 2 oz. at around 8.5 bar in about 28-30 secs.
>> 
>> An on a final note over pre infusion, take a look at this video.
>> 
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K93RLmGkps4
>> 
>> Good luck
>> 
>> John
>> 
>> 
>> On Mar 24, 2:18 am, guido<[email protected]>  wrote:
>>> hello,
>>> 
>>> i noticed something in another thread, while trying to find out what is
>>> wrong with my brewtus (or me, operating it) and i noticed something
>>> peculiar.
>>> 
>>> my brewtus iv vibrational pump machine is very slow in building up pressure.
>>> 
>>> i watched a number of youtube videos of people making espresso with the
>>> brewtus, and the coffee always starts dripping within 4-8 seconds.
>>> 
>>> i measured my machine, with a blind filter. it takes 11 second for the
>>> pump to reach full pressure (about 9.5 bar with the blind portafilter).
>>> that's about the same time when the espresso starts flowing with coffee
>>> in the filter.
>>> 
>>> what i would like is for other people, with the same machine (brewtus iv
>>> vibrational pump) to repeat this test with the blind filter for me and
>>> give me the resulting time. this could help me a lot.
>>> 
>>> i could be on the wrong trail, or i could be dealing with a faulty pump.
>>> the answer is hopefully in your replies.
>>> 
>>> another thing i would like to know, is there any way on this machine to
>>> shorten pre-infusion time? i've learned a bit about pre-infusion from my
>>> la pavoni manual lever, and 8-11 seconds seems very long time. with my
>>> lever machine, about 5-8 seconds would be right. most other machines
>>> seem to take this same amount of time for the first drops to appear.
>>> 
>>> this could be the answer to a problem i have been struggling with for
>>> months. or not. it depends on your answers.
>>> 
>>> so, please, be so kind and test it for me. i would appreciate it very,
>>> very much!
>>> 
>>> thanks and have a great weekend everybody,
>>> guido.
>> 
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