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you are obviously one of the lucky ones. my tp20 probe went out after the third time i used it. sent my third email with all the purchase info and my address over a week ago and no response.. two months now.
I had a probe go wacky three weeks after i purchased a tp20. i have had three contacts via email over the past month without being resolved. the first they said they never received, the second they ask for when i bought, date i bought and who i bought it from which i supplied all details. today...
fixin to post my most recent email with thermopro on my tp20. it has been a complete disaster. i had a probe go bad after just one month of service, three cooks. it is not good..
well i sent them the info they requested and thought they were sending me a replacement probe but as of today i have had no response from them. goin on two weeks. will keep yall posted...
I did get a email back from them sunday. they ask me for the vendor, purchase date and my address. i bought it on dec 27th of 17 so i guess their life time warranty on mine will take effect. will keep posting on results...
thanks for all the help. i sent a email to that address motocrash suggested and got a automatic reply that they were out of the office and would get back to me monday. thanks again all..
Had reading from mine go wacky last time i used it so i gave both probes the boiling water test today. one side sprung right up there to 211 and the other kept bouncing between 194 and 197. so to test weather it was the unit or the probe i removed the probe that was accurate and plugged the one...
ok, temp finished at around 78 or so, kinda up and down. probably did not give my test a chance since i moved so much on the temp range. gonna go ahead and rest and vac pack and see what happens. this can get addictive is what i am seeing. gonna get some more cheese between some turkey and...
thanks guys, yup, looks like i overdid the ice. maybe that much on the 4th. it is 40 degrees in there. i removed the two larger trays and left the little one. might move all times up a half hour now..
although i have heard of some really long times to smoke, the most i have read about goes from 2 to 4 hours. sooo, i just put three bars on cut in three equal pieces. going to take one of each off at 2 hours, one of each at 3 hours and the remaining in 4 hours. i will do a little sampling when...
i think I know but not sure. someone please enlighten me on the term "spg". is that a sauce or a rub and if so what does it consist of percentage wise?? thanks jb
I like the other end of the spectrum. uncovered til it reaches 200 i.t. and then let it rest for 30 min or so. should take it up to 203-204. really good pull...
maybe it is just i have been in the deep south my whole life but we always like our ribs when you had to apply a tug getting them off the bone.. the very few fall apart baby backs i have had seemed almost soggy to me. but, taste of any food is in the eyes of the beholder and should be prepared...
Oh my goodness. Bear-meister, I went exactly by your script and it finished about 20 minutes earlier than the time you used. it was/is so delish. even had a request for scrambled eggs and ham mixed in this morning. a delightful pairing. just enough left for three or four sammies.. thanks for...
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