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Welcome to the forum, Aaron. :) Good choice on the 22.5. You can fit pretty much anything in there except a whole hog. :P

Trapped moisture and a food source for the mold. I turn my grill up high after use to burn off food residue and dry it out before finally cooling it down and covering my grill. If you can get the grill under a covered area where the ground stays dry, it'll stay drier inside that just relying...

Welcome to the forum, BSteelman!

I'm using the HeaterMeter to control the temperature inside my 3D Printer enclosure. It's a steady temperature of 38 degrees Celcius that is achieved by opening and closing a vent with the servo output. It's a little different from your application because my target is a steady temperature...

PeterF, you are a man after my own heart! I gotta try making my own bacon sometime. I imagine the temperatures were very low?

Call me skeptical...but if you weren't making Amazon/google/facebook money by giving them your data, they wouldn't be offering this 'service'.

It's just like the toroids I use on my RC planes to isolate noise from the 12V lines going to the ESC/Motor and the 12V lines for the RF transmitters/receivers. In the rare instance that this doesn't work, I use two separate batteries to create independent circuits altogether. What about two...

Welcome Chris! :)

Welcome Bill. I do a lot of smoking...so I have an enormous custom made smoker (built it myself, see my profile picture) for my big parties, but I also have a smaller WSM 22.5 that is more practical for cooking for my family. An WSM 18 would have been a better choice, since I rarely use the...

That's correct. Do you have a thermocouple? If so, you want the one with the TC in the name. 4.2.4-2L-TC-PiAp-BOT-v1.2.stl (bottom of case) 4.2.4-2L-TC-PiAp-TOP-v1.2.stl (top of case)

Welcome to the forum, Mick!

I'm assuming you mean 4.2.4...if not, please disregard the following. :) Check the sticky thread on 3D printed cases: http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?53332-HM-4-2-4-3D-Printed-Case There's a link with all of the standard case formats. A+ is one of them...

If you're going to break out the RJ45 1,2,7, and 8 pins...I would also suggest putting an 0805 resistor pad (with a cut-able trace between the pads) beside the 100K resistor that goes to the thermocouple connector. This would allow you to easily cut the trace to interrupt the circuit for a...

Welcome to the forum, Paul!

Welcome Marc. :)

Welcome aboard Wern! :)

Looks nice! What's the little device to the left of it in the picture with the 4 wires coming out of it? Plastic smoother?

Welcome Roger. Thank you for sharing. I think you'll find you are amongst friends here at "Weber Anonymous". ;)

Welcome to the forum, Jrick!

Welcome to the forum John!