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Humphrey Battle Box with Guru Cyber Q in Madison Wisconsin
I've decided to keep the battlebox because it's perfect when I need to be attending to other things or when the weather is bad. I can get about a ten hour burn with the battlebox. Using a BBQ Guru, the temperature is almost as stable as my kitchen oven. I'm planning on getting another smoker...- dsiewert
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- Forum: Classified Ads
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Humphrey Battle Box with Guru Cyber Q in Madison Wisconsin
I have a one year old Humphrey Battle Box for sale. The base unit has been upgraded with 8" casters, Slide-out water pan, DigiQ controller with pit fan, stainless grates, and basting tray. Excellent construction with solid hinges and latches and high temp insulation. Can see pictures and...- dsiewert
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- Forum: Classified Ads
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Charcoal mazes and computer controlled temp regulators
Looking through web sites, there's lots of people using charcoal snakes, donuts, and mazes. Essentially turning the pile of charcoal into a linear arrangement to limit how much can burn at any one time. There are folks selling steel baffles which can be used to make a charcoal maze with...- dsiewert
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- Forum: Slicers, Grinders, Tools, Equipment
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PID to SSR wiring - help needed please!!
Looks like you are past this point, but I just stumbled upon your queries. In your original post, it seems like your pid output was AC but your SSR input was expecting DC. Fotek makes other variations in their SSR which take AC input. Another approach would have been to put a full-wave...- dsiewert
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- Forum: Other Builds
