Anyone using a Source Turbo for extractions?

[gbauto]

I use the etoh-pro, big brother to the source to make my meds.
I made ethanol extracts before buying the etoh, and it always involved losing quite a bit of the alcohol in the extraction.
The source or any type of solvent recovery equipment doesn't determine the quality of your end product.
The method you use to make the extract is where the magic lies.
The source will process about a liter of wash, where the etoh will run 4 liters in a batch.
Look at this link for tons of useful info.

https://extractcrafter.com/

[Mr.furley]

It is New Year's Eve! think of all the hangovers we can have.

[Eliot Pryor]

You could buy a lot of alcohol with $600 plus tax.

[dphipps1020]

I've been thinking about one of these too. Would save me on alcohol for sure. I'm kind of curious about it too, ease of use, cleanup etc.

[kingfish]

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[Rwise]

I have been surfing a bit looking into extraction kits such as the Source Turbo. It seems to be what I may be looking for, though it could reclaim more alcohol them 95% for $600 of my dollars (not to mention another 100 or so in taxes).
For any that have one of these, what do you think of it? Would you buy it again? (and recommend it to others) What improvements would you recommend for it? Tell about yours please.