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I always cover my HeaterMeter with something waterproof when outside. It helps to prevent water damage and condensation issues.

6.7 CFM fan is sufficient for a large BGE.

And just to clarify, you're using a snapshot image from Sept 22, 2015...correct?

I second Steve_M's recommendation on the A/C input line noise filter as a first item to try. Then try a different thermocouple.

Good luck! Let us know how it turns out!

I've found the Offset Rotary Damper to be the most versatile design. It simply works well.

Welcome to the forum, Chris.

Cooking for a crowd? :) Sounds like fun!

Welcome to the forum, Jay!

Welcome to the forum, Den!

Looks delicious! Welcome to the forum

Mmmmm... That looks amaze-balls! The only problem with serving such delicious fare is that you become a victim of your own success as more and more people decide to congregate at your place each year. :P lol

Merry Christmas! Looks like Santa and I have something in common then. I find the servo doesn't do anything on my wood-fired smoker.

Thanks Rich! Happy Holidays and an most excellent New Years! :) Maybe next year I can convince my wife to allow me to smoke the bird. :)

Welcome aboard, John!

Welcome and Merry Christmas, Joey!

Welcome Joel!

Welcome aboard, David!

The "Weber Smoke" book is a good place to start with some easy recipes. Some grilling gloves and some kind of temperature measuring device are essential. I use a HeaterMeter to monitor/control the temperature of the pit as well as monitor the internal meat temperature. As a beginner, you...

Welcome David!