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cocinaor

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  1. I'm waiting for the android version too. I tried to use the equations from Douglas site, in order to write a similar app for myself, and was impossible for me. Does any of you use those equations? I don't want to use the tables, is less fun Cheers!
  2. Finally bought Sansaire in cyber monday. They told me that it'll arrive tomorrow. I'll write my impressions soon!! Cheers!
  3. Good to know that. I think I'm gonna do two things with this "water heater problem" 1) buy a Sansaire unit. I don't want generic products for this. 2) work in a unit manufactured in Spain, using resistant materials and simple electronics. I want a really hard unit, I don't care about LCD screens nor blutooth. Maybe it becomes in a serious commercial project. I'm really frustrated by the fact that "unexpensive units" are not sold here. Still here reading your reviews and experience!! Cheers!
  4. It's good to know that! Are those heaters made by a manufacturer using the anova/sansaire engineering plans? Maybe because of that, they can only replace units and do not repair the defective one. I'm really concerned about the technical support
  5. OMG! Two user posts and two problems! Sorry Keith for your broken Sansaire. Cdh, had you any problems for getting a new unit when you contacted the support team? Sorry for my english, It's too early in the morning and I'm asleep
  6. Thank you EnriqueB! Yes, I'm afraid that some fees will apply. Sansaire.com sends the international 220V version from UK, and there are no custom fees. I think it is the one I'll choose.
  7. Hello EnriqueB, I've seen Anova and now I can buy it (I had a browser problem), but I've some questions and maybe you can help me: - As I can see, Anova is sent from USA. Had you any issue with Aduanas? Sansaire comes from UK - What is your opinion about the touch screen? It's very close to the water. - Do you know if there is any store in Spain to look/touch it? Now the choices are (in preference order) 1) Sansaire 2) Anova 3) Steba If any of you can post your preference, I'll be happy to know it. Un saludo!
  8. No, they have nearly the same price. The thing I like from Steba is its metal housing and the buttons, that silver ring from sansaire looks too fragile to me. You're right! I'll check for reviews on that model. Had found it with the name "allpax sv2" in german forums, so I assume this is a Chinese model with a lot of different labels. I can't use Anova's web, I don't know why. I'll try again to see what happens. What about the control ring? Does it work good? Looks too delicate to me. Thank you all!!
  9. Hello! I know that I don't write a lot here. Well, this is the first time. But because I read you a lot, I plan to buy an immersion circulator. We don't have a lot of choices here in Spain, people tends to cook in "the traditional way", and the available circulators are really expensive. I'm trying to decide between Sansaire (220V version) and an unknown (at least for me) Steba V100 Professional, that I think it's german. I don't know if any of you have experience with it, if so, I would like to know if it's good. The only thing that I don't like about Sansaire is its plastic case. I don't know if the plastic in contact with the water is really resistant. Any info on that? I plan to use it 1 or 2 times a week. Can you help me? Thank you, and greetings from Spain!
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