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The probe may have come loose, make sure it is seated firmly in the sender. If that doesn't fix it turn both units off, then turn on the receiver, then sender and see if that clears it up.
If not you probably received a bad probe and should contact the place of purchase. IIt doesn't sound like...
I thought the same - he also wants 3-4 hours FTC after so in a comp he has limited time.
If I could post a link there are several places he discusses this online
I have a 40" or so electric smoker and it is just the wife and i. I do butts, ribs, full packer briskets. I freeze some but we usually use most for lunches. For smaller smokes I do a lot of meatloaf and fatties.
Your smoker is just the right size and can work well with your smoking needs IMHO...
I have had to leave ribs wrapped for several hour. Never had a problem doing this and if hou make sure the cooler is stuffed full of towels it should still be at serving temp.
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There are folks that do brisket at 300 or higher, it just shortens the cooking time BUT it is very important to allow several hours of FTC, I shoot for 4 hours in the cooler but have gone as long as 6 and as short as 2 hours without trouble.
Another consideration is the amount of fuel it takes to get a big fella going. It cab get expensive when you are only putting a couple butts in which means there will be time you don't use it because of that. Having a smaller one to go with it would be ideal however.
I have found many great ones right here. I use a onenote template and drop my favs in there so I can find them quickly... I find new ones almost every day on here.
The book I am reading just got to the salt lick review a minute ago and sure enough. They dont do anything like real q. The results are very good but not great.
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I live in Austin and hit the Salt lick up a couple times a year. I haven't seen the book but I can tell you that The Salt lick doesn't smoke meat, they slow grill over a hot fire. This is a hill country style in Texas and I have seen some of it further west in New Mexico and Arizona as well. If...
I have been using the single probe Aubert to run my dual element Bradley fornanyear with no complaints. It is highly customizable, reliable, and easy to use.
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