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Before you used the HM, how did your smoker behave? Did it keep a somewhat stable temperature?. Use a chimney starter at about half full or so and get it up to smoking temps without the HM attached, regardless of temperature, just get a stable temperature. Once stable, attach the HM and...

I saw your post on the other forums, but you can post some info here without Frank getting mad at posting the plans. What issue are you having, I had all my stuff cut and all the dimensions we are spot on for the most part except, I did have some warping and if I'm reading your post correctly...

You can do wireless probes on the Heatermeter. A older version of the Heatermeter has a spot for a wifi board. You had to solder the board onto the Heatermeter and have another board soldered on the probe side of setup. It needed to have a battery of some sorts on the probe. I still have...

Mine is a tad out of square also, but hey that makes it Custom, lol.

Ok but, why not just attach the SSR to the 12v and keep it simple.

Can I ask the question as to why? 12v blower are cheap. Not what you are trying to solve

What type of smoker do you have, and sized blower?

http://gravityfeed.ddns.net/luci Smoker- very large gravity feed smoker Blower 28cfm rotordamper RD25 Stock PID settings Meat 14 pounds of Pork Butts, a snack I had some issues with my router so I have already been smoking 6 hours, but as you can see from the straight line, there has not been...

Hm has the ability for wireless probes. Although, the soldering pads for the wireless add-on board is no longer on the HM Circuit board, it still could be added on. Bryan would have more information about it, though.

Markus why are you posting on this topic. The OP has Maverick probes, which need to be pulled out from the jack a little bit before they work correctly. I'm not sure what you are talking about in relation to the OP.

If you would like something more robust, then you should think about using one of my adapter boards. It had a cat5 jack soldered unto a pcb, along with a Thermocouple and 2 meat probe ja ks. No more wired cat5 Jack's to worry about failing

Sounds like you are using Maverick probes. They have a tad bit longer plug, and need to be pulled out a little to get them to work properly.

1. I went to my local home Depot and bought a sheet that was 6 inches by whatever and cut it squared. I used a sheet metal cutter at work, we also have a bending machine. I may remove it and make it bigger 6 inches is just a tad too small for connecting the probes and cat5 cable and having...

I used Ralph's RD25 damper with a larger blower. The stock blower is not large enough to get adequate control of the UDS. The RD25 has a 1 inch thread adapter that can be attached to a pipe which can be attached to the UDS. The blower needs to be atleast 9cfm. The blower that fits the RD25...

https://imgbb.com Upload pictures to the above site. It's probably the easiest to use. Once it uploads used the pull down list to select "BBCode full linked" and copy it. Then just past it to the message post

If you plan to use the pi zero then go with the 4.3. The only difference between the two versions are how they utilize the different version of the Rpi's. The older 4.2 is more for older RPi version and the 4.3 is for the newer versions. They both work exactly the same.

Onion is perfectly fine, or apple. As long as the tip is exposed, you will be fine to use anything that will hold the Thermocouple were you prefer