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You’re right, it didn’t seem to make much of a difference. When I add a couple logs I just watch it and tinker with the air until it holds around 275, then let it burn till it gets between 225 and 250. Much easier and the results seem to be fine. That’s a load off because I used to sit there for...
Also, I want to thank all of you guys for comments and likes. I absolutely love doing this stuff, and it’s great that there’s a community out there who shares that and provides great advice. I haven’t posted a ton on here yet but I’ve gotten tons of great info that has really helped me come...
I thought I would have to. I haven’t yet because my internal temps are almost even across all three at this point. When the cook started, the one in the middle wanted to stay around 20 degrees hotter, but as they passed 120 ish they evened out. Think I should do it anyhow?
She’s running nice and steady at 250 right now. I did have some wind gusts early on cause brief spikes to close to 300, but luckily I like to babysit it so I was able to knock them down by shutting the flow down a bit. Hoping they didn’t cause too much harm.
Hoping they’re wrapped here in the next three or four hours. I actually messed up and started a little late, so it might be around nine my time before they’re finished if all goes well. I’m in alaska so it’s still only 1:45 here.
That thing is huge! I’m not sure either on your mods because I’ve never seen one that big without a fire box, but I can attest to the bigger the smoker is the easier temp regulation will be for you. I’m jealous, that looks out of my price range by a good bit.
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