Simple, dumb question really. Sorry if this has been asked before, a quick search did not turn up any answers.
I start a shot by pressing a button on the EM6910.
Then the pump pulses before going all out.
Do i count the time the pump pulses as part of the extraction?
This is important as the difference between a 24s shot and a 28s shot is quite big, and a "28s" shot with 4s preinfusion may be really similar to a proper 24s shot.
I know that on my machine, shots under 25s tend to be watery and an ideal target is closer to 28s. Is this because of the preinfusion time coming into play?
Then again, preinfusion = brewing (? right?).
Confused. Some clarification would be appreciated. Im trying to record a series of videos on youtube and I need to fix the definition of pour time for consistency.
I start a shot by pressing a button on the EM6910.
Then the pump pulses before going all out.
Do i count the time the pump pulses as part of the extraction?
This is important as the difference between a 24s shot and a 28s shot is quite big, and a "28s" shot with 4s preinfusion may be really similar to a proper 24s shot.
I know that on my machine, shots under 25s tend to be watery and an ideal target is closer to 28s. Is this because of the preinfusion time coming into play?
Then again, preinfusion = brewing (? right?).
Confused. Some clarification would be appreciated. Im trying to record a series of videos on youtube and I need to fix the definition of pour time for consistency.
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