speed for oranges speed setting
1501545
I put my oranges through the maximum speed and I don't peel them. You don't have to, just make sure that you wash them very well.
1501546
I peel my oranges, and go by the owner's manual and juice on speed #3. Plenty of power to produce a lot of juice. I am afraid leaving the peel on will make the juice a little bitter. Plus the owner's manual says to peel all citrus fruit before juicing.
1501547
I find that after peeling oranges and putting them through the regular (only one speed) juicing method that the Breville creates an impressive amount of juice!
1503934
If you are asking about the speed that you can set you can set it at half mph such as 5.5 or just keep it at whole numbers. Did that answer your question?
1992282
I don't have an exact time. So far I've been experimenting with various speeds to see what works best. It just seemed that when I ran it on the top speed it was eating up power. I'll try a more rigorous test during the week and try to post it here.
267773
Each of the four buttons has 3 options. Not sure if that makes any difference in the speed. Didn't last long enough to experiment with.
2270202
As Linda said, check your preferences. My rewind is set at Step (ms): 500; Speed: 250% to 800%. You can increase or decrease as desired.
1147385
There is a dial with 6 numbers on it from 1 to 6, but it is variable speed so the numbers simply indicate slow to fast with the higher number the fastest. There are no speed settings since it is "variable" speed.
689353
No. If you want to use the thermostat you just let it do it's own thing, there's no way to control the speed setting on thermostat mode.
305204
There is simply an on and off switch. It lights up orange when it is on. There is no adjustable settings like low, medium, high. There is no auto off feature.
349212
It is variable by setting the pins at different holes in the linkages - there is a decal on the machine with softball and baseball settings. The important caution for "slower" speeds is that with this machine every speed setting has a corresponding distance from the plate. For softball at around 35 feet, you will need to set it at 34 MPH. Slower speeds require closer location to the plate, quickly getting too close to react to a line drive back at the machine. Distance from the plate also plays into the batter's reaction time, too.
174064
Checked their FAQs and found this: http://ergo.contour-design.com/support-and-downloads/faq - GO down to the question, "My cursor is moving too fast on the screen. How can I adjust the speed?" - there is a way to adjust it on the bottom side of the keyboard tray. I remember doing that with mine - but can't look at it right now. There's a diagram w/their FAQs. :-)
1714228
You need to adjust the clock speed for your AntMiner U2 device(s) to achieve the advertised 2.0 Gh/s. BitMinter client versions 1.5 and newer support this feature. Go to "Tune and Tweak" and change the clock speed value to 0981. Your U2 device(s) will then run at the expected 2.0 Gh/s.
50479
25, according to the bottom of the machine. Sounds pretty tiny, but I can say it will do 6-8 oranges in a row with no problems.
1777186
You tube "echo speed feed" there are several videos out there. Or copy and paste this: http://youtu.be/kqO3kKZttWc
773772
Hi James H.You can press the SPEED button on the unit to select speed. Thanks. >Joffrey
1708760
It has a speed limit function that you can set yourself. Limits max speed up to 255mph.
319976
The default speed is 0.5mph when you push the "Start" button. After that, it goes up 1/10th of a mile per button press (0.5mph, 0.6mph, 0.7mph, etc.) until reaching a maximum speed of 2.0mph. So, it takes 15 button presses to get to the maximum speed and I'm guessing 20-ish seconds to reach that.
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it isnt orange when you turn it on......90 watts...not enough to make much of a difference