tony b

Sorry to hear that you're having to sell it! As we've seen before here, it won't take long to find a willing buyer. That's an exceptional price for all that gear. And, being here in the Midwest, plenty of folks within driving distance.

Sounds like it. Contact them and see what they say. I used mine tonight without any transmission issues, but my receiver was in my kitchen only about 10ft away from the KK. One thing that I did notice for the first time tonight, if you use one of the designated "pit probes" for a meat cook, you can't set the alarm for the desired cook temperature, as the lowest allowed setting is above 210F. Just a "work around" as I just didn't set the alarm on that probe and just monitored the temperature directly.

Sorry to hear that you're parting with your almost new 32! I remember chatting with you when you got it!

But, like you said earlier, you still make him do his own laundry when he comes home!!

Even @ $100/kg; it's still on the pricey side, but for a special occasion, it would be a nice treat!

If you don't mind us asking - what did that set you back??

How was the Yardbird on beef? You crack me up breaking the "rules" with your choices of rubs and sauces.

Yeah, the regular MEATER has a fairly short range. It doesn't affect my cooks much because my KK is only a few feet outside my kitchen door. However, the signal still periodically just drops out; but re-connects itself almost immediately. I had to change the sound it makes for the alarm to the least annoying one as it was driving me crazy!!

You planning to rotisserie them? That would a cool first cook!

Plan to give my new Maverick XR-50 it's first workout this holiday weekend. Will be using 3 probes on the cook.

Very nice knife, indeed. I like Japanese style knives. Still waiting on my 2 Japanese knives from my Kickstarter campaign that were supposed to be delivered last Christmas! Don't fret on the Maverick. They have great customer service. I got one of the original ones that had the battery drain problem. They sent me an entirely new set of transmitter/receiver and probes for free and I got to keep the old one as a spare!

We'll be here, waiting with bated breath to see it when you do!

Yeah, I think we're all dying to see a whole piggy on that thing!

Very nice. Can't wait to see the inaugural cook - what's for dinner??

WOW!! I bet you got a lot of stares on the road driving that beast home!

Nice, but I'm curious as to why you used a roasting pan - gravy?

My MEATER does graphs, too. I find them interesting, especially during the stall.

Let us know how you like it in action.

I was a bit nervous after the first pic, but I saw that you actually put the onion crisps on the green bean casserole at the end!

Nice brisket! I have no doubt that your guests were totally blown away!

Can't wait to see the plating pics!

Well, after over being 2 years behind schedule, I got a notice from the MEATER folks this past week saying that they have finally gone into production on the BLOCK and are shipping them out to backers now! So, hopefully those of you who backed them and wanted a BLOCK will be getting them soon. For those holding out to buy one, I assume that they are taking orders now.

Going to be amazing, I just know it!

Great story about Max, too! Cook him a nice spatchcocked chicken. He'll be forever in your debt!