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Hi Guys, It's been quite some time since I made my original Flat Damper. I've been running it for a few years now on my PBC with no fan. Works like a champ. The Shapeways 3D laser sintered Alumide has held up very well. About a year ago, I changed jobs. At my new job I have access to a...

Hey guys. It's been a very long time since I've visited the forums, but I'm glad to see you're all still kicking it :) I built a HeaterMeter 4.2.4 some time ago, and have been using it to make delicious BBQ with no issues. A few weeks ago I smoked a brisket overnight to bring in to work. All...

So maybe this is already possible and I just don't know. Would it be possible to have the pit alarm be set as a deviation from the current set temp? So if say I have it set at 225 for most of the cook and then ramp it up because it's getting late, or I've wrapped after the stall, or whatever...

http://smartfirebbq.com I'm not interested in it since I have a Heatermeter, but figured I would share. Maybe some one wants to make the same idea from a Heatermeter?

I designed this damper some months back, with a little input from SteveCK. My intention for it was to be small, and most importantly not stick out very far. I wanted to be able to drill a hole in the middle of the bottom of an UDS, and have it fit nicely between it and the ground without needing...

For Those if you with 3D Printers For those with 3D printers: Do you list yourself on one of the 3D printers websites and sell your services? I did some looking around just to see what was offered for services out there, and was intrigued by the idea of buying one and maybe having it print...

Hi everyone. I'm super new to the Heatermeter project, but I'm loving it. One issue I have with the operation is the way the fan and the servo interact. Currently, they either have to follow each other, or have the "on at max only/above x%" type operation. This has struck me as odd though. I...