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Im familiar with the thin blue smoke, but there was nothing coming out. I was just wondering if there was not enough airflow to smolder the wood

So I smoked some ribs in my kamado Joe yesterday and kept noticing no smoke coming out of the top. I used 4 chunks of apple wood and there was smoke rolling when I put the ribs on. My heatermeter was attached and the rotodamper was open around 50%. This is the second or third time I've...

Http://69.23.237.18:12345 Pulled pork on the Kamado Joe. Started a little late, but I have a sick kid.

Wow that is awesome. I will attempt to get it working

I remember seei g somewhere that the bbqguru had an alexa skill that could announce the temp on different probes. Since the heater meter is wifi connected I think it would be possible. This came to me while in the shower wanting to check on my cook lol.

Smoking a rack of baby backs today. No foil. 69.23.237.18:12345

I like that idea. I found some aligator clips on bbqguru's site and I just hope it will fit over my new pit probe. Im going to try to open my KJ top damper and route the cable through there and clip it on the dome thermometer.

So I received a lot of accessories for my kamado joe for Christmas and I was anxious to fire up the grill and smoke some ribs. I hooked the heater meter up and put my 3 slabs of baby backs on. I decided to do no foil for the first time. I set the heater meter to 225 degrees and said I wouldn't...

69.23.237.18:12345 My first cook with the heater meter.

I looked and clicked on everything for the longest time on that page. I finally see it. Thank you. I feel stupid now.

I can't seem to find where you can label the pit and food probes. Anyone know?

The second servo worked flawlessly. Everything is adjusted and ready for my next cook. Thank you everyone for the help

I ordered a second one from Walmart.com. Hopefully it will be in today and I can test it out.

I tried the servo outside of the RD3 same issue. Ordered a different servo hopefully that will work.

I just installed my roto damper and wired it up. The servo is jumping around and not much changes as I attempt to manually adjust the damper. I have gone into configuration and set it from 700-2100 and made sure the invert box is unchecked. I've also tried for different ethernet cables...

Well turns out I was wrong. I thought it was the dip socket on the main board that I screwed up, I was wrong. It was actually the little texas instrument chip on the button board that i installed wrong. I know I'm going to have to desolder and reverse it. It is a slow process getting thos...

It is on the correct side of the board just backwards. Do I still line up the divots between the socket and chip, or put the chip in backwards? Thank you for the help

So I screwed up and put the dip socket on backwards on the base board. Instead of desoldering all the pins to turn it around, would it be possible to just reverse the chip that goes in it? Just wondering.