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A couple of questions: What version of heatermeter software are you running? Have you confirmed the correct server, user name, and password settings in the app?

Thanks for the push discussion guys. At the time I developed the app I researched options and didn't like any of the free providers. I'm glad that there are more options now and I'd like to think these are viable. I haven't been the greatest maintainer because the app hasn't been updated...

I don't think I'm at a stage where I'd like to open source the app, especially because I have a v2 version that is partially complete. I'll try to make time to take v2 off the back burner. iPad support was a major goal. Actually with the iPhone 6 I'd like to refactor the app to use adaptive...

I think Steve has the most likely explanation. Make sure the app has the correct username and password.

Bonjour would be very cool. I'm under the impression that iOS should have pretty good API's for it too. Thanks for the heads up Bryan.

I had an email from a user on how to access his HM from his mobile data plan. Here are the steps to follow. Troy, please let us know if you have any troubles following these steps. 1. Write down your Heatermeter IP address - this would be the IP address you use on wifi to load the HM web...

DGetz, is there a reason you'd like to use those lithium batteries? I've done a fair amount of research for battery options in the 12v space because I go to the BWCA here in northern MN once a year to fish out of a canoe for several days. I like to bring a 12v fish finder / GPS combo but I can...

Round 2 tonight... A pair of 3 lb chuck roasts with some apple and oak.

Smoking a few whole trout. This is very experimental for me... Starting out by seeing how low the HM will stabilize. Update: Looks like 140F wasn't achievable with my setup. No worries, it'll work perfectly to have the temp keep creeping up. The HM still acts as remote monitoring and fire...

Steve's right. For iOS push notifications, the HM needs to be able to make an HTTP POST from an alarm script. I recommended to use what I am most familiar with in a command line environment - openssl. If there's a better alternative in stock HM that would be great.

I never win these things :)

There's something very wrong with that grocery list... Someone forgot the beer!

Peter, I think you've single-handedly made the Pit Meter iPhone app ranked 301st in the Netherlands app store. It's not first but 301 isn't too bad is it? :) http://www.distimo.com/iq/app/apple-app-store/darren-eisenzimmer/pit-meter

Anyone have a 4.1 PCB they'd like to part with?

There is code in the app that's supposed to be clearing the alert count, but I have the same issue on my device too. I had wondered if my switching between the production and test Apple servers had caused the issue for me. You just confirmed that's not the case. Consider it a bug for me to...

Oops sorry, I should have noticed the Kamodo Joe. Here's my stock BGE grate next to the High-Que. The consistency and volume of airflow is way better with the upgrade.

Steve are you running the stock grate? I don't understand why the BGE doesn't come with something like the High-Que. The stock grate has a bad habit of getting clogged with ash. Maybe that's what happened? I used to have to use a "wiggle stick" to clear the ash before upgrading the grate and...

All great suggestions Steve, and all very doable. You can bet the iPad is on my list too, especially because Santa dropped off an iPad Air here for Christmas.

Thanks for the feedback Steve. This is on my maybe todo list for v2, among other things. Time seems to be in low supply and high demand these days but if anyone has other suggestions for v2 of the app then let me know.

A couple of weeks ago it was supposed to be something like -30 overnight here. I almost threw my HM outside and put it on the post your live cooks thread just because I could. I don't even know if the HM and/or probe resistance on the mavericks will work that low. Aww heck forecast is -18...