Sounds like the main bottleneck with thethe Rapidcycler is the heat transfer from and to the sample - hence the use of glass capillaries and mineral oil. If you're using plastic PCR tubes, you should count on a much longer ramp time. That's probably why the Peltier was more efficient.
Patrik
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Re: [DIYbio] First full DNA extraction, PCR, and gel
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