DennisLinkletter Posted January 9, 2010 Report Posted January 9, 2010 I love it.. How long was the snow able to stay on the cooker once heated? I love the shots and will definitely use them in the new KK website.. Thanks for sharing..
johnnyboy Posted January 9, 2010 Report Posted January 9, 2010 That's awesome Fetz; great photos!!! What I should do is snap a shot of mine, but with cover. Except I may have more snow!!!! Na, I looked again. They're about the same, in fact you may have more!! Ha! Good post again bud.
jdbower Posted January 10, 2010 Report Posted January 10, 2010 Sorry, no picture can do it justice, but notice anything about this Tweet from last night's cook? Fire(23in-Pit) =219.7/220 Probe(*Food Probe 1) =166.8/195; Probe(19.5in-Pit) =8.2/1; Probe(Food Probe 2) =173/195; about 3 hours ago from API Took a while to get up to speed when I started with 14F air blowing in (I had to add a few chunks of lump to the extruded). I wasn't using the small cooker so I usually put the pit probe at 10 degrees to "turn off" the fan. Luckily I reduced that to 1 since it got down to 8 inside my cabinet (I shudder to think what it was outside), I may need to go negative soon.
Fetzervalve Posted January 11, 2010 Author Report Posted January 11, 2010 Re: I love it.. How long was the snow able to stay on the cooker once heated? I love the shots and will definitely use them in the new KK website.. Thanks for sharing.. I pushed it off about a half hour after I took the photos, it wasn't melting very quickly but I wanted to get it out of my way.
