This is a graph of a roast i did today: i have positioned the thermocouple hard against the interior ( where the lower element thermistor is fitted.
Details P1, 330g beans, D, 1lb, C1 @10, no C2.
So my point is that using the inbuilt P1 ( which is meant to be full power after build up , you can see that the power is in fact 1100W ( from the rear element ) for the first 10 minutes and then 500W from the top element. The problem is that because the top element also comes on with the fan, the temperature struggles to stay around 200 degrees and gets down to 100 just before shutoff.
i will try P2,3,4,5 but the instruction leads me to believe these will all be similar.
I am convinced the logic of behmor is flawed and probably driven by safety concerns.

Details P1, 330g beans, D, 1lb, C1 @10, no C2.
So my point is that using the inbuilt P1 ( which is meant to be full power after build up , you can see that the power is in fact 1100W ( from the rear element ) for the first 10 minutes and then 500W from the top element. The problem is that because the top element also comes on with the fan, the temperature struggles to stay around 200 degrees and gets down to 100 just before shutoff.
i will try P2,3,4,5 but the instruction leads me to believe these will all be similar.
I am convinced the logic of behmor is flawed and probably driven by safety concerns.




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