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Nice looking smoker. What type of camera is that?
Steve Thanks I do hope it is better cooking then looking LOL
Kodak PixPro FZ53
I DO NOT recommend this camera I bought it almost a month ago it took maybe 24 pics and the shutter started sticking.I sent it back priority an they sent it FX ground took a week.
Richie
Ha-Ha!!!! That is so funny. I just bought a Copperhead 5 and was going to do the burn in today. Great stick-making minds think alike!
Is yours a 4 or 5? I was thinking the ones with "Pro Series" on the front were the 4's but it's hard to tell from a photo.
I was amazed at the size of that thing. Photos on the web do not do it justice until you actually see one fully assembled in person. And to think I considered the 7 model (the Louisiana Grill's branded version at Costco which is on sale again), but I lucked up and got a 5 at Walmart on discount for $223 (I missed the $103-109 clearance deal earlier this year). I can't imagine needing more than this in cooking capacity!
yeah, I've got a set of 8 of the stainless Pit Barrel Cooker sausage hanging hooks. I need to find/make a hanging rod rack to fit mine as well. I see this being a very versatile unit. I do a lot of sticks and jerky so I'm interested to see how well it handles those at lower temps.
Was once my hobby too then they took away Cibachrome and then Kodachrome too and it was over.
Partially my own fault though because my last working gig was developing silicon image sensors that killed off chemical photography for the most part. First web cameras, then DSCs and finally smartphones finished the job. Still have what was once thousands of dollars worth of camera gear and glass lurking in the basement.
Richie, when you did your burn in at 350* did you have the visible smoke or a very thin blue smoke out of the stack (once it was up to 350* and stable)? In the video's I've seen, they showed a lot more smoke than I had at 350*. I basically had thin blue almost invisible smoke like what I normally see out of the WSM with wood chunks mixed in once the WSM is up to temp and stable. I'm thinking this is prefect, but since it looked smokier in some video's I've seen, I wanted to see what you experienced on your burn in.
I did notice a 340-360* slow swing when set for 350*. It took 3 1/2 to 4 minutes for the swing. I can live with a 20* band any day. I would imagine the band is tighter at lower temps, but even at 225 I'll take a 20* band all day long. I'm 45 minutes into a 1 hour burn in on mine. I'm using Pit Boss hickory pellets for the burn in.
I, to, used to do the same. Loved going into the darkroom. And processing the rolls of film. And watching my pictures coming to life. I've forgotten most of the process. But I'll never forget rocking the tray back and forth. And seeing my efforts come to life.
Hey guys you can go to the Chat Room or start your own freakin postI did manage to sell i.e. let go of my enlarger before the end came but I just couldn't part with the cameras for some reason. I guess it got easy to be interesting anymore so I gave it up.
Hey guys you can go to the Chat Room or start your own freakin post
Richie