Budelaire
on April 27, 2023
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Three temps to go off, I think it was a success. Ran off of gas, and a 6ltr pressure cooker. One of the Bluetooth temp probes is buried in the lower 5ltr bucket (of 6). With internal temps of 93°c/200°f. The other temp is also vac packed and on top of the highest bucket. The other temp on top of the tub is a oven style meat probe that’s hit 100°c at highest point of the cabinet. So a success to say it’s unlined. Only external insulation.
I’m happy to pasteurise my 8 ingredient poop mix this way for sure, It’s the initial maiden voyage so may the mush gods pray for the 5ltr buckets of Media within. Which from a cold start (due to being stored around 16°c), took a while to get going vs fresh just expanded/hot etc so the internal monitor’s chart is very slow to get going. So far internal temp as peaked at 97 degrees. So toning it down a bit. So happy!
It’s great to see exactly when it goes beyond 160°f at core temp in a bucket. About 150$ all in for materials, sensors and what not. It’s around 120qt tub wise, the big one pictured below, a fairly airtight seal. So a good starting point.
I hereby name thee “Louis”.
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Peyoceps
ha! i built something like this too several years ago! did not work as well as i hoped.. good luck!
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Budelaire
I’ve just got back from work. I was impressed it was at 62°c (meat probe) after it had been turned off for a good 3.5-4 hours this morning. The internal bucket temp hit 97°c+. I made one in Spain just pc to plastic tub that did ok. This is hopefully my workhouse for now.
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