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  1. Making ET732 work on my rotisserie Part 2

    Making ET732 work on my rotisserie Part 2

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    Making ET732 work on my rotisserie Part 2

    In my other post about using the ET732 on my Weber rotisserie, I showed how to mount it. [http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/258216/making-et732-work-on-my-rotisserie] Since I wanted to use my 732 to monitor the cooker temps, I had to go one step more. I built this little device similar...
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    Making ET732 work on my rotisserie

    Thanks for the point DS.
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    Making ET732 work on my rotisserie

    Exactly.....the wire runs inside the bushing alongside the shaft.
  9. Making ET732 work on my rotisserie

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    Making ET732 work on my rotisserie

    I wanted to monitor the IT of what I have on my rotisserie, so to the shop and a day's work. The shaft on the Weber roto was too short, so I substituted one from a generic roto. Excuse the crappy cell phone pictures. Started with a brass bushing from the hardware store, drilled, tapped...
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    smoking hams from hog #4

    Welcome to the forum speed bump. Where in Maine are you? It's sleeting here in Bridgton too. We have 4" so far and it's still falling. Looks like a real interesting and work consuming project going. Hope it all goes well with it. Good luck.
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    Improving indirect cooking on the 18.5 Weber Kettle

    Richie, when I use the rotisserie, I replace the Weber dome thermometer with the meat probe on my 732, After everything settles down, I see the cooking grate within 3 degrees of the dome temp. Pretty even temps I say.
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    Improving indirect cooking on the 18.5 Weber Kettle

    I'm glad you like it. It sure works for me. I use it with my rotisserie too.
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