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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    I test with my thumb. I’m not worrying about losing 50 deg upon lifting the lid - you’re right the grates temp doesnt change much. Actually I’m a wood-fired griller not a gas guy., But wood is an art and very challenging. Gets tiring for just a few ppl - not worth it. You can barely talk to...
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    Well since I'm not turning off anything LOL it gets to 400 deg in 4 min and 550 deg in 5 min. Given another 5 min it'll get even hotter.
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    Was thinking the same that the 6 is too low for burner 2 to be stable but I can avoid the problem by never allowing it to go off. Noting a little bit beyond 12:00 the knob turns it off. I could also make a “stop” to limit the knob’s range.
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    Was thinking the same that the 6 is too low for burner 2 to be stable but I can avoid the problem by never allowing it to go off. Noting a little bit beyond 12:00 the knob turns it off. I could also make a “stop” to limit the knob’s range.
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    Thinking the same. The 6 pressur
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    I ran it again, after sun down and the burners generate the same flame. BUT!!! I just noticed an oddity with the control knob . The outer burner's flame rises and diminishes as you adjust the knob. As you'd expect. And incrementally from low to high. But the inside burner TURNS OFF completely...
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    By the way would you disadvise me boring out the orifices greater than the 14%?
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    Did pic post? Give me your email.
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    Ignore my “funky” remark. I just didn't want to deal with an opening which uses a quick-attach mechanism. In the end all was attached perfectly, as I used flared ends where needed - I know that gas leaks if you attach threads to threads, etc. There was zero gas leak during any of the tests...
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    With unit on, at high, the pressure is 6 in H2O. Which is 14% low. I don't think adding 14% would do anything. Between you and me. Some Details: the two pressure exercises (grill on, grill off) were done using the 10 ft hose the unit came with. One end attached at the unit, the other end at...
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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

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    Increasing heat for a gas grill

    I'm not sure exactly where to hook up, inside the grill. For example, I can access where the gas enters behind the gas knob (then the gas leaves this device and runs a foot in two thin coiled tubes, to the burners. Actually there's no where else to hook up the T.
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