Sorry, I'm not really understand your question completely. I do not work for this company who operates these machines.

Yes of course, 3-4 minutes at least.

You don't need to use the chimney. Actually it is recommended to close the ceiling vent. Sometimes when I bring the Pro with me and I'll use gas I leave the chimney at home and I cover this hole with the chimney cap.

Like everyone else, I bought it from Ooni.

Sorry for the late response. I can't remember exactly, usually about 3-4 minutes. I do the stretching and dough preparing by myself. This time is sufficient enough for the stone to maintain the optimal heat for baking.

Probably a bad battery. Try charging another battery.

The ceiling vent and the chimney vent are closed. I've got the 2019 version of the oven (it has 2 long bricks instead of 4) and the manual clearly states that the vents must be closed when the gas burner is in use.

Okay thanks... But how how is it over the chimney when it is glosed? I would like to use it in the ouside deck with a rooftop on. But im worried that it will have to much heat for the roof to handle

@@TheCrazyGolfer Simply, the chimney is not used with the gas burner at all. The manual clearly states the glass door is forbidden to use in this case.

Okay... So the heat is not as powerfull on top of the chimney, as when using wood. So maybe i can ude it afterall on My deck with rooftop

@@TheCrazyGolfer You should definitely try it!

I have the same problem, no answers on this...

@@davepastern I have the same issue. Did you mange it?

@@rzober89biologia dead batteries mate...throw them. Either buy genuine new ones or 3rd party (much better option). note that 3rd party battery options don't have the # of shots capacity of the genuine articles, but they are MUCH cheaper.

@@davepastern I think it was a loose connector in my case. When I'm pushing the connector into battery it is solid red. Once I put it on the ground it starts flashing rapidly red/yellow. I put it vertically and it seems to work.

@@rzober89biologia I guess that is possible too.

Hi! Thanks! Yes that was the issue for me, the stones and air were too hot. No the button on the burner was set around midway, but this was still too hot. Since then I tried again with the pizza door on and I think I find the sweet spot. After the ignition I turn up the heat for the max setting, and I let it warm up for 15 minutes. The stones are around 400-430 °C this time. I lower the button all the way down, and remove the top hatch. I start to increase the heat again, but this time very slowly. I try to position the flames to that spot where they no longer burn through the hole of the hatch. Then I place the top hatch back. This time the cooking time is around 2 minutes, but if you increase the heat further a little bit you can decrease the time to around 90 secs. I use 30mbar gas burner so maybe it will be slightly different with your burner.

@@hybryd83 Thanks so much! Going to give this a try on Saturday!

@@hybryd83 Do you keep the pizza door on the whole then? I have the same issue - the opening in the pizza door is too small. Much easier to move the pizza around without it

@@brianpearl8553 Yes I do. It is still small but somehow I got used to it.

6.2 kW/h or 442g /h or 21155 BTU

The door is left off by purpose. I found the door opening way too small. I tend to stretch the dough larger and way more convenient to place in and take out the pizzas with the door off. During the first bakes I tried to take off/on the pizza door but it is a little bit cumbersome to move wearing the gloves. Not to mention the door gets very hot in no time and the supplied gloves are not superior from this point of view. This door really needs a handle/grip like the other door, I hope Ooni will modify it in the future.

The 2CR5 battery is required for this camera. When I've shot this video I used the Canon PB-E2 power booster (battery grip) which holds 8 regular or rechargeable AA batteries.

hybryd83 thank you!!!

instablaster.

I'm planning to buy a turning peel in the foreseeable future. Thanks for the comment!

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It's simply discharges the battery and after this recharges it. The Ni-Mh batteries have this memory effect if they are repeatedly charged without a complete discharge. This refresh procedure can eliminate this effect. I don't have these type of batteries anymore, so I cannot measure.

should be 14.6ish

In short: yes you can. But you have to understand it's different to digital because to push (raising the ISO) or pull (lowering the ISO) a roll of film you have to be consistent for the entire roll. If we break it down the push means you will underexpose that roll one or two or whatever stops you want. And during the developing the development times will be extended. The pull is the exact opposite, you'll overexpose that roll, and develop for shortened times. For B&W negatives it's fairly straightforward, you can find a lot of information on the internet ( digitaltruth.com is a very reliable site). For C-41 negatives (like Portra) and E-6 the slides it is a little bit different. At box speed every C-41 rolls have the same development times regardless of brand and sensitivity. This is why a lot of c-41 rolls can be processed at the same time with automated machines. But the same rule applies here as well, if the development time is extended you can achieve good results with constantly underexposed roll. I strongly recommend find a lab who offers push/pull development (most of them will) and tell them how did you shot your film, and what would you like to achieve.

It will automatically read the ISO, but then you can change the setting manually.

@@belaboured Exactly- I would always shoot Fuji 400 at 320- and similar adjustments for color negative film. Why? Almost all color print film had a single under but two over exposure latitude range- in other words, the manufacturer's stated range for exposures that will produce acceptable results. So you were shooting off center of the 'bullseye' of the best exposure so I'd 'reset' the aim to the middle of the target.

My experience is the refresh time depends on the actual health/capacity of the battery. This battery set what I've shown in the video were quite old (10+ years) and the refresh cycle lasted about 70 minutes for each battery.

I had the same. It was a loose connector in my case. When I'm pushing the connector into battery it is solid red. Once I put it on the ground it starts flashing rapidly red/yellow. I put it vertically and it seems to work.

Do you experience this problem with the B plug as well? Have you tried the charger with a different battery?

@@hybryd83 yes i tried the B side but still the same, dont have other battery to try on.

I have the same issue. Did you mange it?

When the CHARGE led is continuously red = charging the battery. When it blinks it is done, or some sort of error happened. When the REFRESH is continuously amber = discharging the battery.

@@hybryd83 thank you. i got it

You're welcome!

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