another SnP temp control lesson learned!

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tasunkawitko

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May 27, 2008
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i used to add too much charcoal when the temps went down below 220. not good

today, i learned some finer points on just adding a handful or two of the stuff as it is going down from about 230/235; i also learned that the little vent on the firebox door is your friend and really does a lot to help things go up or down. today the breeze is against me, so i am even cracking the door a bit now and then. the result is small changes that make a bigger, more-efficient difference

in any cse, temps are staying much more stable and i am using WAY less charcoal. TBS is perfect and the smells are incredible.

learning is always good, but this is better than good!
 
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