rotary offers minimal benefits. NO preinfuse with rotary that is not
plumbed or on a booster (flojet)
so -- WHY??
On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 10:29 AM, Todd Salzman to...@wholelattelove.com
wrote:
Hi Marcel,
Thanks for contact me. Please see my notes below.
Regards
Todd
2) Are there any
Hi Todd,
1) Thanks for many clips on youtube, they are of GREAT HELP.
2) Are there any problems with rotary and external tank? Specifically for
Brewtus IV with rotary? Some authors mention cavitation, and some claim
that if you use external tank with rotary, you can't preinfuse.
3) Last week
Have also owned both and am with Craig on this one. Rotary is like an
aircon in your car, if you have never had one you will probably be happy
with the vibe pump, once you have owned one however you would never want to
go back :-)
JohnB
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 10:33 PM, CRAIG STOUT
Somehow Barry the VST filter basket thread is within this thread on my
computer. No big deal.just new at Google Groups and trying to get used
to it.
Many thanks
On Sunday, April 1, 2012 11:57:52 PM UTC-4, Barry Corliss wrote:
On Apr 1, 2012, at 8:17 PM, Tegespresso wrote:
sc00bs
I ended buying the IV-R and it arrived last Thursday. I am really pumped
excited about the machine and spent the entire weekend learning the
little nuances about it.
I am really happy I went with the rotary model, but even happier it is a
plumbable model. Having it plumb vs. a
I thought this topic was about the IV: rotary vs. vibratory pumps. How did
this get to VST baskets???
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 11:22:34 AM UTC-4, Tegespresso wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I am new to this group.so hello to everyone who participates.
I am buying a Expobar Brewtus IV
It happens. Known as high jacking. I'm glad though! My vst baskets are on
the way!
bmc
Sent from my 8-track deck
On Apr 1, 2012, at 18:47, Tegespresso turfste...@gmail.com wrote:
I thought this topic was about the IV: rotary vs. vibratory pumps. How did
this get to VST baskets???
Yea I know.I am a mod for my professional/work forum and it is just
a bummer when a thread gets hijacked.
But you are correctI have been learning a lot about VST
baskets..lol.
-Teg
On Sunday, April 1, 2012 9:52:33 PM UTC-4, bmacpiper wrote:
It happens. Known as high
This group is a lot more laid back than that. Don't stress too much. We roam a
lot. :)
bmc
Sent from my 8-track deck
On Apr 1, 2012, at 19:04, Tegespresso turfste...@gmail.com wrote:
Yea I know.I am a mod for my professional/work forum and it is just a
bummer when a thread gets
Yea.I guess one too many espressos today:-).
Funny thing is a want to know about VST baskets..maybe I'll start a
fresh topic to learn more???
BTW: love the Sent from 8-track deck...still own/use one in my
'76 Lincoln.
Many thanks..
On Sunday, April 1, 2012 10:17:26
On Apr 1, 2012, at 8:17 PM, Tegespresso wrote:
Funny thing is a want to know about VST baskets..maybe I'll
start a fresh topic to learn more???
I just did that a few days ago... thread titled VST filter baskets...
Barry
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Barry Corliss
MASTER
I bought my Brewtus in 2004 and use it every day. Love it.
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On Mar 22, 2012, at 7:00 PM, Tegespresso turfste...@gmail.com wrote:
All GREAT INFO and thx everyone for taking time to answer my
concerns. It is a big help getting input from others that own these
exact machines.
This might help :D
Rotary vs Vibe
Noise?
Why bother! Start resolving your grinder's noise first. Your option would be
grinding at store, purchase ground coffee, place your grinder at the basement
or go zassenhaus. When you're ready, then go Rotary! And don't even think
about getting
Hi Tony,
Being a fairly new owner, about 2 months, of the Brewtus IV-R, I am
confident in telling you that is the way to go. I went thru the same
issues and comparisons you are now. As someone said earlier, your
already spending a ton of money - don't spoil it with a cheap ratchety
sounding
Hi Tony,
Bought a B2 about 2006, and have had it on a timer with daily use since then. I
have replaced a few parts, nothing major or unexpected.
I upgraded the machine to rotary and PID about a year ago (WLL kits), and the
difference in noise is significant. I would estimate half as loud with
I have brewed many shots on both the Rotary and the Vibration pump machines.
Both do make a great shot.
If you want to hook up a water line then the rotary is nice because it is very
quiet and the pumps and motors seem to last forever.
Our service times are down to about a week and we have
in my view, having owned both, the answer is yes.
A bit of history might clarify Todd. There is a company in upstate NY (US of
A) called Importika that imports foreign manufactured products and distributes
them to retailers and sub distributors. The Salzman family which owns the
company were
Hello Tegespresso,
I have a Brewtus IV, after hearing several complaints and having a
machine go on me, I would suggest making sure you purchase from a
reputable supplier. I got an exchange for mine. Having said that I
love mine and it is a vibration pump. So I see no reason, when already
Thank you Kitt for your prompt and thorough reply.
So if I am reading it rightit is worth it in the long run to go up
to the rotary pump vs. the vibratory?
From the entry level Brewtus IV to the Brewtus-R it is $250 extra.
From the Brewtus-P to the Brewtus-R it is only $150. But the Brewtus
@judge I'd like to clarify a few of the comments you made.
I have a plumbed in IV-R which I love. No problems whatsoever in
about 1 year of ownership.
I use reverse osmosis water in an 11L container which is on a small
shelf below the Brewtus. No need to actually plumb it in. Just drop
the input
I have the Brewtus II with vibratory pump. I have been perfectly happy
with it. I guess I am not as serious a barista as some of the people on
this group who will express their preference for the rotary pump. I just
wanted you to know that it is possible for some folks to be happy with
the
It's all good Tony,
I was actually surprised, I almost felt attacked over my suggestion by
some. I was not trying to insult the rotary unit to those that have
them. If it suited my needs I would of purchased that unit. My main
reason on suggesting the vibration unit was your major concern about
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