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MEMBER VIDEOS => Videos => Tomcrete1 => Topic started by: tomcrete1 on March 11, 2016, 11:06:51 PM
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After months of research and Thanks to all the LTBBQ Members advice I finally made a purchase of the Rec Tec Mini,,, many more videos to come. Thanks for watching! :)
http://youtu.be/ePZfFaDJgB4
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Another good video Tom. Make sure your sensor is not to close to the wall or it will not work correctly.
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Another good video Tom. Make sure your sensor is not to close to the wall or it will not work correctly.
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Ok, Rec Tec sensor or my own? The I grill I used was just to the right of the rec Tec probe.
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Good video Tom! With my Traeger, the sensor is located the same location as the Rec Tec. I have had 3 different controllers over 5 years. I monitor my grill level temps in the center with a Maverick probe and with all 3 controllers my grill level temps were 20 to 30 deg. hotter. I find that ambient temps will effect this as well as wind. Don
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Good video Tom! With my Traeger, the sensor is located the same location as the Rec Tec. I have had 3 different controllers over 5 years. I monitor my grill level temps in the center with a Maverick probe and with all 3 controllers my grill level temps were 20 to 30 deg. hotter. I find that ambient temps will effect this as well as wind. Don
Good advice , Thanks Don :)
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The Rec Tec sensor needs to be 1 inch from the side wall no closer. I was told this can cause a miss read in the temperature reading
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The Rec Tec sensor needs to be 1 inch from the side wall no closer. I was told this can cause a miss read in the temperature reading
Ok Thanks :)
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Good looking wangs Tom. I think you are going to really love your new Rec Tec 8)
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The Rec Tec sensor needs to be 1 inch from the side wall no closer. I was told this can cause a miss read in the temperature reading
Ok Thanks :)
Yup, it was a half inch from the side, loosened up the screw and swiveled it out to an inch. Thanks for the advice.
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Great looking wings!
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Great looking wings!
Thank you :)