trckdotcelica
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- Jan 15, 2015
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Can i use a standard meat probe for ambient temperature probe. I am thinking no but wanted to see what everyone else thoughts are.
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Amboent temperature
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Some will and some won't. What brand is it?
Happy smoken.
David
Happy smoken.
David
trckdotcelica
Newbie
- Jan 15, 2015
- 4
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Its a Weber wireless dual probe, i contacted them and they said it could be used as one but, not sure if i beleived them
I would believe them since they made it.
Happy smoken.
David
Happy smoken.
David
All dual probe therms are designed to perform the same functions. The only question is how accurate is any given model. I'm positive that the Weber brand is made in the same factory as other brands but I know nothing of its quality because I never researched it. I swear by their kettle charcoal grills, though.
I bought the Maverick ET-733. The two most popular therms on SMF appear to be the 733 and the 732.
I bought the Maverick ET-733. The two most popular therms on SMF appear to be the 733 and the 732.
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