I missed a memo!

[martin1950]

Being new to pellet grilling, only 3 cooks to date, I'm slowly catching up on the LEARNING curve. I learn something new every time. The weather here in S/W Mi. has been tough. Even though I cook in the gargage, it's a 100ft trek to get there. 1st. lesson, wireless thermo, then humidity, now power interruption. Yep, we had a momentary blink in the power which I did not think about and my wireless showed me the loss of temp on the grill, the Pit Boss dumped it's programming and I had to do a manual restart. No Biggy, but it did again 2hrs later so the pork loin went in the oven to finish. Just something else to think about!! Martin

 

[SonnyE]

Wow! 100 ft trek might not sound bad to many folks. But man, when you live in Cold Country, that's a booger-bear dressing up and dressing down, snow packs, etc.
First thing that comes to mind is get a UPS for the Pellet Pooper. So it continues to function through a minor power glitch.
Or build a covered porch for it and such that you can scurry out on to restart it.

I admire your hearty dedication to the Que.

 

[retfr8flyr]

+1 on the UPS, you can get one, that will run the grill for very little.

 

[martin1950]

Thanks, I'm looking into it and I'm also checking in on a 10K inverter to run off my battery-bank incase of a prolonged outage, hate to lose a good piece of MEAT!!!!!