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If that is in fact the case, I hate to say this, but I will, good, ya gotta pay to play!!!
I've had really good luck with the Inkbird products that I've won or were gifted to me. And I always tell people starting out to check them out on Amazon, and offer them discount codes that Inkbird has...
Not sure about the Bluetooth version but I have the wifi inkbird. No problems sitting 10 get away from the base just inside the garage. I prefer wifi as I'm the only person in the house that drives so if I'm out I can still see the temp.
I have an Inkbird and it has been 100% reliable for about 4 years. I have bad hearing and the temps alarms on the Inkbird are too low for me to hear. Also programming the temps on the Inkbird sucks.
...is not working even after auto tuning and so on... With that said I am attempting to find another temperature control solution. I spoke with Inkbird regarding some of their products however the only one that they have a vaiable only goes up to 212F.
Any suggestions would be greatly...
...with whether you need a tube or just the maze mostly based on your altitude of 3,000'+ for a tube. Vacuum sealers unlimited, Thermopro, Inkbird sponsors they all have lots of my money as well from offers here. I haven't had problems with warranties. I just upgrade but pay for testing so...
That’s actually why I have the Inkbird. I used to do quite a bit of brewing. Never had the overshoot problems because heating water isn’t nearly as fast. I’m getting close to getting it tuned right. Seems to be more of an issue at lower temps…
Brined these three ducks for a couple days and threw on the MM36 tonight. They turned out looking pretty. Letting cool and they will be dinner tomorrow. Using my new INKBIRD probes.
...heating element has gone out so I'm investigating options.
For the controller, INSTEAD of a traditional PID setup, could I use this from Inkbird:
https://www.amazon.com/Inkbird-ITC-308-Temperature-Controller-Thermostat/dp/B011296704/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
I'm thinking of wiring...
Tried an inkbird and it stopped charging after about four uses. Was a few weeks past warranty and would only give a discount on same model. No thanks. Have had zero issues with my thermoworks signals. Also have their rfx which has one probe that only lasts two hours but they will replace it...
I am also in the @Inkbird camp. Got one for my BIL for Christmas/ his birthday. He loves it. I don't have time for one, wish I did. Inkbird usually has some great deals too.
Update: I have been spritzing these with a water AV mix to keep moist. Here are some pics. Been using the INKBIRD probes on these and man am I glad I got them these things make tracking temps so much easier.
I like how to inside of the Guru has the air vent pointed down toward the bottom. I rednecked the InkBird to that. I hope the new style InkBird works better than the older ones...
Thanks for the replies and your experiences with the products.
My Inkbird lasted a long time so I'm not disappointed with the use I got out of it. Thermoworks has a strong reputation with their Thermapen, but I wasn't sure about the other products and have seen similar negative reviews...