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That's why we pay you the big bucks.

The fan sold by BBQ Guru is a repackaged Nidec Gamma 30 Fan, Model A34124. It originally sold for as little as $4. It has been discontinued, but it can be found online for $12.50 + s/h Of course, you still need the housing that comes with the fan sold by BBQ Guru, unless you get creative. But...

So, Amir, how long have you been a drug addict?

How long will this keep in the refrigerator? <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Ralph Grunz: Corey... PLEASE, just try this recipe... I think it is best I have found for pulled pork...

I would think that they could hire a high school kid to come in for 2-3 hours twice a week and package/ship the units. I would think that would be worth $50/week. Note: I did NOT stay in a Holiday Inn last night.

Will the free version of Logmein allow me to control stokerlog via my iphone?

I have both. I use the Stoker on the backyard pit when I am cooking at the house and I use the Guru on the tailgate/cookoff pit. This lets me use the remote notifications at the house so I can run errands and work on the honey-do list without having to keep a close eye on the pit. I use the...

I called and spoke with Bob. He said that the DigiQ requires an external power supply called the "Power Raptor Fan Relay" (which isn't on their website) to run 2 or more large fans.

Does anyone know how much current the DigiQII draws w/ 2-25cfm fans attached? Maybe the power supply that came with it isn't large enough.

I can't get my Guru to work when it is plugged in to A/C power. It cycles on and off constantly. I tried 3 different power adapters. It will work fine if it is plugged in to the cigarette lighter output of my battery pack. Has anyone run into this problem before. This has actually been going on...

I realize that I said Stoker in the original post. I meant to say Guru. I have now added a second 25 cfm blower. What is the minimum amp-hour battery that I should consider using that would last me long enough to cook briskets? Unfortunately I won't have the opportunity to measure the current...

Anyone?

And what do you use to power it? Cigarette lighter in the truck? Car battery? Marine battery? One of those rechargable jump start things? I have the 25cfm blower, 1 pit probe, and 1 food probe and I need a 12V source to power it long enough to cook briskets. I am leaning toward one of the...