Compensating for cold weather on OTG

caseydog

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Has anyone figured out how much to compensate on briquettes (lit and unlit) when smoking on a OTG as the ambient temperature drops?

It would be cool to have a "for every ten degrees colder, add XX lit briquettes and XX unlit briquettes."

CD
 
Has anyone figured out how much to compensate on briquettes (lit and unlit) when smoking on a OTG as the ambient temperature drops?

It would be cool to have a "for every ten degrees colder, add XX lit briquettes and XX unlit briquettes."

CD

Because the kettle is so good about snuffing out, I just load it up everything when I'm smoking. If there is any leftover, I know I'll use it next time.

Sorry, I know that's not much help.
 
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