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been getting them at my local walmart, and if you are fortunate enough to have an Aldi in your area, i have been getting them $9.99 for 4 pounds, including a small bag of gravy fixins. see more around easter, thanksgiving and christmas.
got the 30" digital 2 years ago at local cabelas w/$20. off coupon. the improvements back then were better door latch and addition of the top vent. use it about every other week, even in the winter. store it in shed, and have always brought controller in the house after use, no issues with it so...
i have read through this post several times, not experiencing any of the problems mentioned, so i paid close attention today when using my 2 year old 30 inch model, i initially add a small handfull of chips into the tray before closing the door, if i remember, directions said to empty chip...
the only thing different, i have been using a 3/16 inch thick steel cylinder and a 20 year old Weller, made in USA. maybe the cylinder thickness wouldnt let the heat dissipate and caused the iron to overheat. got me a can ready tonight and will try a harbor freight chineese iron and see what...
i tried the soldering iron method yesterday, chips started smoldering after 15 minutes, went out to unplug and noticed the handle had almost melted off. looks like i should have made sure a chip was directly contacting the the tip and unplug it a lot sooner.
had mine for 5 months, use split down chunks and a couple lumps of charcoal and i dont pay too much attention or worry about the slight variation of the temp readout anymore.
i thought about purchasing online but got mine locally. i always end up having to go through the trouble to return ship when i find damage or parts missing, then cabellas locally had the 20 dollar off coupon just in time.
have you done any reading on here about meat temp plateau? i was nervous mine stayed at 140 in different brands/types of smokers, for about an hour, then finally started going up slowly. so you may not actually have a problem.
i have the 30 inch unit, if i plan on eating around 4-5 pm and doing 2 slabs of bbs, i usually start around 10 am, no preheating during summer, set temp at 220, usually takes an hour or so to get there, add a charcoal briquette to chip holder when first starting as someone recommended several...
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