Hi folks
Lately I've been having trouble with my AMNPS. On short smokes all is well, but when I try to go longer than about 3 hours, the whole tray starts smoking at once. I get the feeling that after a while, the pellets just reach their smoking point and that's that. I end up with billowing white smoke for 1/2hour and then an empty tray.
It's raining cats and dogs right now so I can't really take pictures outside. But here how I am set up
Vertical Propane smoker
Directly over the burner, I have a tray filled with sand.
Over the sand tray I have a water tray
On the bottom grate I put my AMNPS with a foil tent over it to protect it from drippings
On the other grates I put delicious meat treats
I generally cook in the 200* to 250* range.
If anyone has some insight into this it would be great. I bought the tray (over the tube) for the convenience of doing longer smokes. But if I can't load up more than 1 row without the whole thing going up it kind of defeats the purpose
Lately I've been having trouble with my AMNPS. On short smokes all is well, but when I try to go longer than about 3 hours, the whole tray starts smoking at once. I get the feeling that after a while, the pellets just reach their smoking point and that's that. I end up with billowing white smoke for 1/2hour and then an empty tray.
It's raining cats and dogs right now so I can't really take pictures outside. But here how I am set up
Vertical Propane smoker
Directly over the burner, I have a tray filled with sand.
Over the sand tray I have a water tray
On the bottom grate I put my AMNPS with a foil tent over it to protect it from drippings
On the other grates I put delicious meat treats
I generally cook in the 200* to 250* range.
If anyone has some insight into this it would be great. I bought the tray (over the tube) for the convenience of doing longer smokes. But if I can't load up more than 1 row without the whole thing going up it kind of defeats the purpose
