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Hope you are all doing well in this crazy times! Just started two pork butts @BGE w/ an Adapt-a-Damper: http://reppeuk.mooo.com:2013/ P: 4 I: 0.02 D: 7 Unit - as usual in Europe - is degree Celsius. Edit: have to take it offline - I messed up the pi configuration avr is still running 2nd...

two pork necks @Big Green Egg w/ Adapt-a-Damper: http://reppeuk.privatedns.org:2013 PID settings: P: 4 I: 0.02 D: 7 Unit is degree Celsius.

This time only one pork neck. Same settings as above.

two pork necks @Big Green Egg w/ Adapt-a-Damper: http://reppeuk.privatedns.org:2013 PID settings: P: 4 I: 0.02 D: 7 (just copied Bryan's PID setting from above for this cook) Unit is degree Celsius.

Thanks, Fan on above 50% Min 10 Max 100 Startup max 50 Butt was also ~8lb (4kg) before trimming

pork butt @Big Green Egg w/ Adapt-a-Damper: http://reppeuk.privatedns.org:2013 PID settings: P: 2 I: 0.0035 D: 6 Unit is degree Celsius.

pork butt @Big Green Egg w/ Adapt-a-Damper: http://reppeuk.privatedns.org:2013 PID settings: P: 2 I: 0.0035 D: 6

I would like to print a Adapt-a-Damper but because I have to use a 3d print service I would like to make really sure to have selected the right parts to be printed. Preconditions: BBQ-Guru ceramic style adaptor RDTC-board V6.3 Delta 50mm 6.7cfm orderer from Bryan with the HM-Kit Part list...

I used the minion ring/ snake method with 3-4 layers. Once I had to add to the ring mid cook. Because of the bad insulation, you need more briquettes in winter to maintain the right temperature. But in terms of wind I cannot compete with the Windy City :-) This is a problem if it comes to hold...

Today I finished soldering my RDTC board and started to wire up the Heatermeter and add the rocker switch to choose from internal vs. external TC pit probe. Is there a case design available for using the board standalone (w/o attaching it to a damper)? I found one for the v5 version of the...

Found a better solution: a guy in a German electronics forum collects orders from other forum members and does order from Mouser every Monday, if the volume exceeds 65€. The process is kind of semi-automated. Shipping costs are very low.

Mouser has a german website and a branch in Munich, not sure where they ship from. I already tried to find the needed parts at different german electronic suppliers, but was not successful for most of the parts :( They charge 20€ if the order is <60€. Will try to find some tools to order with my...

Thanks Ralf! That's what I guessed, but looking at the shipping costs Mouser is charging I wanted to be sure :)

Going to order the parts from Mouser, there are two types of 2.5mm jacks in the project (I'm going to build the board w/ two thermistors and TC): If https://www.mouser.de/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?R=161-3403-Evirtualkey11180000virtualkey161-3403-E is available I can omit...

@Dave, thanks for sharing! @Ralph, thanks for creating! @John, no worries about that! New baby deserves priority!