trying out my brand new "ique 110"/ with pron of course

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Well I have the day off today and I just received my brand new pitmaster ique 110 and I thunk to myself, how better to spend my day then lighting the pit...:clap:...I already had some spare ribs so I decided to test out the ique 110 on my weber 26". I prepared the ribs using Texasbbqrub.com (original rub) which is great stuff and placed them on a rack using a piece of foil as a deflector. Just put them on and I got say that so far I am impressed. The ique 110 is holding temp pretty good so far......will post the money shot when they're done but check these out for now.....IMAG0261.jpg

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You are going to love that IQ. Didn't take me long to put my Guru on mothballs and order a second. This week I will be ordering my third...and all my smokers will be IQ outfitted!
 
I ordered mine last week. I was hoping to get it this week and start cooking. But I got an update that it won't ship for at least another week :Cry:
 
I ordered mine last week. I was hoping to get it this week and start cooking. But I got an update that it won't ship for at least another week :Cry:

Same here. I figured it would ship within a couple of days not 2 weeks. If I would have known that I might have been tempted to order something else. I'm an instant gratification type guy who hates to wait (thanks to 20+ yrs in the Army for hating to wait for anything). These must be made to order.
 
I believe they are made to order but well worth the wait... I just received an email from the owner and the sale ends on Wednesday at 11:59 pm.....but anyway here is the money shot...I usually wrap the ribs for an hour during the cooking but this time I let them ride naked the entire cook.....they came out AWESOME....the ique 110 worked FLAWLESSLY...... check 'em out..

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lead time dissapointing...

I ordered mine last week. I was hoping to get it this week and start cooking. But I got an update that it won't ship for at least another week :Cry:

I ordered mine this morning, hoping that I would have it for an important cook this coming weekend. these lead times I'm hearing are kinda a bummer.
 
Nice to see this thread. I use an iQue 110 on my 18.5 WSM. I have a 22.5 kettle, too, but I've never used the iQue on it.

If you like it now, get yourself a WSM, and you will LOVE it.

My 22.5 kettle is a Master's Touch, which is like a OTG, so it has the fancy ash catcher on it. That makes the iQue a PITA to use on it.

I'm glad you are happy with your purchase.

Now get a WSM. :heh: :becky:

CD
 
I really enjoy mine, I got them second hand and the only complaint I have so far is that I've destroyed two temp probes just by lightly pulling on them while removing them after a cook on my WSM. I set my 110 today at 275 and did ribs in about 4 hours. Let me tell you they were NUMMY!
 
Love my iQue, it changed my whole deal. Sleep is good!

My main motivation. Had a couple of cooks lately that have kept me up all night. I don't have a covered spot to smoke so the wind and weather effect my temps more that I would like them too.
 
Well I have the day off today and I just received my brand new pitmaster ique 110 and I thunk to myself, how better to spend my day then lighting the pit...:clap:...I already had some spare ribs so I decided to test out the ique 110 on my weber 26". I prepared the ribs using Texasbbqrub.com (original rub) which is great stuff and placed them on a rack using a piece of foil as a deflector. Just put them on and I got say that so far I am impressed. The ique 110 is holding temp pretty good so far......will post the money shot when they're done but check these out for now.....View attachment 61334

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That meat looks awesome I'm glad you are doing so great.. That's the prefect temperature congrats on that. :D
 
My IQ110 seems to keep overshooting my temp setting. Sunday I ran it at 225 for two hours smoking chicken legs and then cranked it to 375 to finish. When I came back outside, the pit (Stumps stretch) was over 400 and climbing.
I run the ball valve wide open and noticed it has blown ash into the cooking chamber. Maybe I need to crank the intake to 1/2 once I reach temp???
 
You definitely need to restrict either the intake or the exhaust on a vertical smoker. The natural vertical draft will pull enough air through the iQue for the temps to spike. I have had this happen on my UDS. I expect it would be worse on the Stumps since it is well insulated. I would just close the intake to about 1/4 and let the iQue do the work.

My IQ110 seems to keep overshooting my temp setting. Sunday I ran it at 225 for two hours smoking chicken legs and then cranked it to 375 to finish. When I came back outside, the pit (Stumps stretch) was over 400 and climbing.
I run the ball valve wide open and noticed it has blown ash into the cooking chamber. Maybe I need to crank the intake to 1/2 once I reach temp???
 
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