- Brew Boiler 1414 ml 100x180 diameter with 3 mm thickness rather then 2,5mm like most of the other boiler
( this avoid the need of a external thermo protection to keep temp stability)

- Steam Boiler 905x180mm thickness 2,5

Err, I read it wrong

so whatever the volume of 905x180 is.

Numbers : SPL @ 1m

C weighting : [ Nominally Flat response ]
Max Hybrid Grinder : 76
Vibiemme 65 during infusion dropping to 61 during extraction

A weighting : [ As we hear ] A weighting on wikipedia:
Max Hybrid Grinder : 75
Less that 60 in both in both cases.
In layman's terms, about twice as loud as the refrigerator.

Thanks CafeIKE, that gives it a little bit of perspective.

networkcrasher wrote:- Brew Boiler 1414 ml 100x180 diameter with 3 mm thickness rather then 2,5mm like most of the other boiler
( this avoid the need of a external thermo protection to keep temp stability)

- Steam Boiler 905x180mm thickness 2,5

Err, I read it wrong

so whatever the volume of 905x180 is.

That should probably be 90.5. 905mm is 35.63 INCHES

decimal points...such a mundane detail:)

Either way, we should hopefully find out for sure soon!

jasonmolinari wrote:decimal points...such a mundane detail:)

You didn't by chance work on the project that plowed the probe into the Martian surface, did you?

Err, neither of those numbers look right.

Brew Boiler 1414 ml 100x180 diameter

would lead me to think it's a cylinder like most boilers, and at 100mm tall by a radius of 90mm (which by the way makes the cylinder really wide, but not very tall), you get a boiler that has a volume of 2.54L.

Sounds a little off...

cafeIKE wrote:You didn't by chance work on the project that plowed the probe into the Martian surface, did you?

no, but i did work on a project to move the decimal point pennies leftover after transactions..... (Office Space reference...the movie)

jasonmolinari wrote:no, but i did work on a project to move the decimal point pennies leftover after transactions...

"Watch out for your cornhole, bud."

brad