lankster35
Take a breath!
- Joined
- Apr 6, 2015
- Location
- Canyon Lake, Texas
Well my two butts are off and running this morning sprinkled with a generous portion of Modified Mikes Magic dust.
Thought I would bring up the discussion of temp variances between the grate level and pit thermometer level. I use TruTel with a 4 inch probe on my pit and a Maverick wireless both which are accurate. If the TruTel reads 250 then the grate is normally 25-35 degrees less and I only bring this up so if you hold a steady 250 on the pit thermometer for smoking you might only be cooking at 225 (maybe less on the grate). Not a big deal but something to keep in mind and don't worry if your pit temp swings up higher. This might not apply to those of you cooking at 350 degrees already . I try to hold my grate at 250 and let the pit temp read 275.
Going to be a great day in Arlington.
Thought I would bring up the discussion of temp variances between the grate level and pit thermometer level. I use TruTel with a 4 inch probe on my pit and a Maverick wireless both which are accurate. If the TruTel reads 250 then the grate is normally 25-35 degrees less and I only bring this up so if you hold a steady 250 on the pit thermometer for smoking you might only be cooking at 225 (maybe less on the grate). Not a big deal but something to keep in mind and don't worry if your pit temp swings up higher. This might not apply to those of you cooking at 350 degrees already . I try to hold my grate at 250 and let the pit temp read 275.
Going to be a great day in Arlington.
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