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1Calismoker,
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The threads you speak of are for wiring a PID control that does not include a SSR. The Auber is a stand alone unit that does not require any additional wiring other than what I said!! I just used mine wired that way yesterday!!!
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Wolf
As long as your Auber controller is rated to handle the watage of the MES heating element. It is easy to eliminate the the MES control. Just wire a 12 or 14 gauge extention cord directly to the MES element {after unhooking the factory wires} and plug it into your Auber! That's how I did my MES...
Adam,
IMHO At 180 deg. {if your pellet grill will maintain that} you have a good chance to have what is called "fat out". Basicly the fat in the outside layers of your sausage is going to melt before you can reach a safe IT. Fat out affects the final product in a negative way! Taste and Texture...
Matt,
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Tim,
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Here is a link to the UDS build section: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/f/199/uds-builds
Maybe someonr there can help you figure this out.
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Wolf
I am not saying it couldn't be done! But why would you do it? A 55 gal. drum is 36" tall that puts the top of your top drum @ 6 feet. How would you get anything in it?
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Wolf.
Here is a link to a double barrel build: http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/171245/another-double-barrel-smoker-build
Not sure if this will help you or not!
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Wolf
You stated that from now on you would be curing all your sausages for smoking that is a great idea safety wise. IMHO cold smoking is generally considered to be any thing below 80 deg. smoke chamber temp. so if your chamber runs a few degrees above ambient you should be good to go up to 75 deg...
CZNTX,
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cowboymike,
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muzzilla,
I have never done both in a MES at the same time. I guess the big thing to think about is do you want pork grease dripping on your brisket or do you want beef grease dripping on your pork? You could get creative with pans under them, just don't block off the heat from rising to the top...
sloopyhangon,
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