I have a few questions

[Vision76]

I have been roasting in a skillet for over a year now . I have decided to buy a roaster I was going to bite the bullet and get the 066 or the bc 300 both costs around $3000. I would like to sale coffee if I can but I live on a farm with not a lot of people around so 3000 is a lot for a long shot . I talked to Steave at Mill roasters (super nice guy) he said a Huky might be my best bet. How much is a Huky ?do they have a warranty? Can you roast back to back with out breaking the Roaster? I have seen a roaster on eBay that is a lot like a Huky I think it's called Kalid from South Korea they are only $ 500 dose anyone know about them? Thanks for the help Brian

[SusanJoM]

Check the Before You Buy page in the Resources section. 

That will answer your question about cost.

[LTB]

You can roast back to back with the huky (if i understand what you mind) without breaking it, but still it's a very small roaster : after roasting like 100 kilos of coffee I feel that it's time to upgrade to something bigger ! But you probably can start with the Huky and if needed, sell it and buy a bigger roaster.

The Kaldi is not quite than the Huky. It's smallest, and do not have any air flow, neither cooling tray. Some models have a motor, some don't. The Kaldi may be a good cheap start for homeroasting, but definitly not for sales !!!

[hankua]

The Huky ought to work just fine; just don't go overboard with options. Many people start with one and move up when a larger machine makes sense.