kevrol
Knows what a fatty is.
I use a probe or two with these attached to the grate:
As others have said the dome temp is pretty useless.
As others have said the dome temp is pretty useless.
Weber kettle flaw
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I use a probe or two with these attached to the grate:
As others have said the dome temp is pretty useless.
I dont consider it useless. I dont consider it accurate but on a quick weeknight cook I dont feel like busting out probes and wires.
Mike in Roseville
Babbling Farker
I have a Master Touch from a few years back and the thermometer is at 90 degrees to the vent. Works much better. The dome temp is usually 20C higher so it's an easy way to know what the kettle is doing.
The first years of the 26.75" kettles (2008-2010??) had the same 90 degree placement. Mine is from a few years later and it has the 180 degree placement. Doesn't bother me.
thunter
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I use my Thermapro at the grate level. That way I know better what I'm really working with in terms of temp.
rus_bro
Full Fledged Farker
What he said....
The kettle never struck me as a cooker that i am trying to keep perfect temp. That done thermo is just so you know when the fire is getting out of hand.
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