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Chicken halves
Smoked off a yard bird Thursday night (takes me awhile to post). Around 400° for about an hr. Pulled it @ 175° in the thigh. While it was resting I grilled a bit of asparagus. Sorry these no plate up picks, it went kinda fast. Thanks for lookin'. -
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Shop built PID control on pork butt
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Shop built PID control on pork butt
Smoked off a 4.5 lb pork butt Sunday as a continuing trial / learning curve for my controller.Pretty much a 10 hr cook and the temps were maintained, for the most part, at 244°. It's long on ugly, but it seems to work fairly well. My thanks to dward51, CrankyBuzzard and DaveOmak for their... -
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diy pid controller
Dward. It's an Inkbird ITC-106. It was kind a toss up between the Inkbird and Mypin....I guess I liked the thought of a real web site. As i mentioned the one or two questions I had were answered quickly and fairly accurately. Smoking' a 4.5 lb. Butt tomorrow and am looking forward to...- sparks65
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diy pid controller
Dward51. Thank you for the tips and ideas1. defiantly going to try that AT feature. As an after thought I bought a Inkbird PID off amazon.ca. I bought this particular one 1) they had an actual web site. (and so far they're after sales service has been pretty good) ...- sparks65
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diy pid controller
Morning all. First time poster, long time lurker. I hope this is the right spot for this. I recently built a pid controller for my Primo XL. Pretty much every thing came from Amazon.ca After a coulee of test runs it seems to work "ok" but not great. I know very little about the setting up...- sparks65
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Good day eh from British Columbia.Ca
Afternoon all. I live over on the "wet coast". I run a Primo XL400 and have done so for about 5 yrs. Had a WSM clone before that. Look in' forward to joining the various forums. :grilling_smilie:
