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#3241: Post by BaristaBoy E61 »

IamOiman wrote:A new little arrival from Spain, a very lightly used later 1st series Campeona Modello 8 "Bambina" with a 125V heating element. I actually received an extra heating element that is 125V as the one currently installed in the machine is 220V, so I surmise the original owner swapped it out with the 220V element at some point. It is in an extremelly well preserved state and just needs new seals. The one flaw I found was a small dent on the front of the boiler but it should not impede functionality

I had a Spanish contact mail it over to me.

A real little beauty, based on the serial number, was this manufactured in 1950?

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#3242: Post by IamOiman »

mid 1960's
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#3243: Post by Jake_G »

New member of the family.




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#3244: Post by IamOiman »

Now that the Urania is inside I could take a pic of most of the collection. I have three machines in various states of disassembly and the Faema Zodiaco downstairs in the basement, but hopefully the Lambro and P67 can get their chrome bits back so I can complete them too and make space for the Urania on the workbenches
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#3245: Post by BaristaBoy E61 »

Looking more & more like 'Lever Heaven'!
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#3246: Post by Balthazar_B »

IamOiman wrote:Now that the Urania is inside I could take a pic of most of the collection. I have three machines in various states of disassembly and the Faema Zodiaco downstairs in the basement, but hopefully the Lambro and P67 can get their chrome bits back so I can complete them too and make space for the Urania on the workbenches
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#3247: Post by IamOiman »

It's the blurry one with the green and yellow towels towards the bottom of the pic
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#3248: Post by turriga »

New entry with interesting history:
unrestored Faema Urania 2group first series from the famous "Kaffee Urania" at Vienna, unfortunately not existing anymore.









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#3249: Post by vberch »

A few updates to my setup. Lambro is on a smart timer that turns on and turns off on my schedule. Monolith and Littlite are connected to a motion sensor and are set for 1 min 10 seconds that gives me time to weigh coffee, grind, prep the puck and tamp.




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#3250: Post by BaristaBoy E61 »

vberch wrote:A few updates to my setup. Lambro is on a smart timer that turns on and turns off on my schedule. Monolith and Littlite are connected to a motion sensor and are set for 1 min 10 seconds that gives me time to weigh coffee, grind, prep the puck and tamp.
Are the 2-side 'wings' of your espresso table retractable?
Nice setup BTW.
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