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those have been mentioned before I think.

get ahold of Ralph, RD3 is his baby .https://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?46004-INTRODUCING-the-quot-Roto-Damper-quot

:wsm: looks good!

I just bend the leads out abit to hold part in-place, then solder........parts don't fall out that way.

on my 22.5 WSM my Pid settings are: P=4; I=0.02; D=5 Fan pulse; min 10%; max 30%; max at startup Servo 700 - 2110 inverted

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My wsm 22.5 settings, try these P=4; I=0.02; D=5 Fan pulse; min 10%; max 30%; max at startup

I don't SEE... where Ralph was "chastising anything.........he has given good ideas to JohnW.........seems to me that someone has a burr up his butt! But thats just my observation, why can't everyone just get along??

My Pid settings on my WSM 22.5 with rotodamper B=0; P=4; I=0.02; D=5 Fan pulse; min 10%; max 30%; max at startup

format the sd card and reload it.

You can bring back maverick probes by placing the sensor part in a pan of veg. oil and warm it till the probe stops bubbles coming out where wire goes in. Not saying they will last a long time this way , but could use them as a backup.

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the ambient temp is just a thermister on one of the probe jacks, if you want it, it's not included in parts.

when you have the homepage up, scrol down to bottom, configuration, and change probe types to TX something....can't remember exact at the moment, then hit save.

I use a green scrubby thing with soapy water.....infact I clean it everytime I clean the meat probe.

you say you have a probe installed, hope its in the pit probe jack, or fan won't work.

:) nice, Thanks for all the hard work you do!!

I leave mine open, helps prevent mold.

Only time I have ever had an LCD screen freeze solid, was in Lake Superior with a windchill of minus 65 degrees F..........that was on a small boat so I doubt you'll have any problems using it for smoking. Don't think it will get that cold.

I would also go back and hit everything with your soldering iron again, just reflow all contacts.