Recent content by Don Thompson


 
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    Smokenator

    Jim, I will gladly do that. I have been busy as hell with the ring and other bs, How do I donate a Smokenator to the contest? If not this one, for sure the next. It's only fair. Don
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    Smokenator

    Ken... You can order just the spacer section of the rotisserie from weber. This would also give you a nice porcelain finish to match your kettle. I wish I had known that!... I bought the whole unit. Wasn't too interested in the motor and spit. but what the heck. Thanks for posting that, it...
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    Smokenator

    Dan, Speaking pumping up the volume in the ol' Fatty, I found out that a 55 gallon drum specs show that it's about 22.5" diameter. In the San Franciscio Bay area a new steel drum costs about $76.00. I wish there were other people in the area that would split a barrel three ways, this would give...
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    Smokenator

    Bob, In my opinion the Weber Kettle is basically a "fat" WSM, If you do the math on the WSM there are three lower vent controls and the upper Dome has only one control. Each controller has three holes that are about 11/16" diameter. Doing the calculations each controller has an open area of...
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    Smokenator

    I wanted to post an update on the Smokenator Site. If you go to www.smokenator.com I have posted in the instruction section a file: Using the Weber Kettle as a Smoker. This document will outline for any Weber user how to set the Weber kettle up to get you near to the 220 to 240 kettle Dome...
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    Smokenator

    Dan, I guess you could make a little 1/2" by 1/2" hogwire basket and stir it up if it needs it. I don't worry too much about it when I use the Smokenator. If a coal falls through the grate, I just eventually add more coals. I have found that (if you use Kingsford at least ) that when the...

 

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