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Old 02-22-2013, 09:15 AM   #16
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Are you talking about something like this

http://www.auberins.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=170
I just placed an order for this one a few minutes ago.
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You mean Sriricha isn't one of the four basic food groups :?:
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Old 02-22-2013, 09:34 AM   #17
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I just placed an order for this one a few minutes ago.
You are going to love it!

I have one on my $60 WSM clone and it makes it perform like a champ. I could not be happier with it

if you have any questions on it let me know, more than glad to help a Brethren

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Old 02-22-2013, 02:40 PM   #18
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I just placed an order for this one a few minutes ago.
Good service to report, placed the order about 10 AM Eastern, and got the shipping notification at 3:30 PM.
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You mean Sriricha isn't one of the four basic food groups :?:
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Old 02-22-2013, 02:48 PM   #19
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They have good service and my controllers work great, so far. Makes the overnight cooks very easy. No need to worry what the temp is because it is whatever you set the controller on.

One little tip, set the high alarm and the low alarm about 20 degrees away from your target temp otherwise every little fluctuation of one degree will initiate the alarm. If I recall, the unit comes set at 250, but don't quote me on this as it has been awhile since I got mine and they have been set everywhere, from 220 to 350.
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Old 02-22-2013, 05:44 PM   #20
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I'm just going to say it, and then duck as y'all start throwing chicken and rib bones at me.......but a BBQ grill should not have electronics of any kind coming from it or going into it.........(ducks and runs).
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Old 02-22-2013, 07:26 PM   #21
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I'm just going to say it, and then duck as y'all start throwing chicken and rib bones at me.......but a BBQ grill should not have electronics of any kind coming from it or going into it.........(ducks and runs).
Your a purist obviously, and some are not, like me. My opinion on this is simply "work smarter not harder" and if you dont wanna, then don't, it's your choice. I for one love loading my charcoal pits once and doing all the cooking which has yielded us many trophies. I see guys all the time bringing in truck beds full of wood and I do a whole comp on one 20 lb bag of lump and some wood chunks with 2 cookers. I got some good advise from Harvey Gebhard a while back and he told me that the more you win with your easy laid back style of cooking, the more people are gonna fuss and push your buttons, call you a cheater but at the same time try to shigg all they can. But just smile when they are in the back of the crowd when your walkin up to get your prize money.

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Old 02-22-2013, 08:19 PM   #22
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Your a purist obviously, and some are not, like me. My opinion on this is simply "work smarter not harder" and if you dont wanna, then don't, it's your choice. I for one love loading my charcoal pits once and doing all the cooking which has yielded us many trophies. I see guys all the time bringing in truck beds full of wood and I do a whole comp on one 20 lb bag of lump and some wood chunks with 2 cookers. I got some good advise from Harvey Gebhard a while back and he told me that the more you win with your easy laid back style of cooking, the more people are gonna fuss and push your buttons, call you a cheater but at the same time try to shigg all they can. But just smile when they are in the back of the crowd when your walkin up to get your prize money.
Smarter, more efficient, less work.....yes. Absolutely. It just cracks me up some of the outfits I see that look more like bombs and spaceships than bbq pits....
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Old 02-23-2013, 01:00 AM   #23
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thats why I just bought an offset.

So I can work at keep the pit going, its a ton of fun I am finding out

but I will still use my ATC smoker, for those times I dont have time to babysit it and still want bbq.

Like when I am at my cabin spending the day snowmobiling or salmon fishing.

I set it up, take off, come home to perfectly cooked bbq.

And some suds!!!
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Old 02-23-2013, 08:33 AM   #24
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They act like fluffer on a p0rn0 movie set. Just enough windy to keep the fire hot


Too dog-gone funny! Never in a million years would I have guessed that for a "laymens" term.

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Old 02-23-2013, 10:14 PM   #25
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P.I.D. is a well accepted and used automatic control theory.
It is used in many areas in addition to temperature control.
There are different PID math for different applications.
Some Posts are simply misleading about PID
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