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John, I have been 3D printing a LONG time and can assure you one problem is that your printer is WAY, WAY out of correct calibration. Tom

No worries. Just tired of fiddling with it. By the way, my new Fireboard 2 Drive arrived yesterday. And guess what? I rigged one of my HM blowers to it no problem. I printed and used both the Adapt-a-damper and the Micro damper units with my HeaterMeter while it worked. They both still...

You suspect wrong. Tom

. Here's the info I saw. No TC or probes plugged in, HM read 4°F. Plugged in TC and it read 400°F to 415°F bouncing around in that range. Appling heat to TC end did nothing. Plugged in meat probes, one at a time, and all read 117°F just sitting on the table. ALL probe sockets read the...

Well, 108 views, no responses. So I guess this has never happened before. It was fun while it lasted but I am tired of chasing down errors, re-installing firmware, and messing with something that I just want to work. So, I ordered a Fireboard Drive 2 a few minutes ago, and a Pit Viper blower...

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Title says it all. Started a cook this morning and when I plugged in the thermocouple to put it in the Kamado it had readings of 400°F to 415°F oscillating in that approximate range and would never change. Before it was ever heated in the Kamado... just sitting on the table. So... I thought...

I had a problem with a TC being inaccurate too. Just sent it back to Amazon, got another, problem solved. It wasn't the HeaterMeter, it was a defective TC. Tom

Never mind. Wife reminded me we changed the WiFi password. Embarrassing. :( Tom

Getting that when I hook up my HeaterMeter. It worked last cook. Not sure how to proceed? Tom

Doing some ribs and checking out my new SmokeWare top on my KJ. Cook just getting started. http://10.0.0.56/luci/admin/lm/home PS: Craig, I have that same Weber Performer grill. 9 years now and still going strong. Still has the original igniter for the gas charcoal lighting system and all...

"Am I just crazy in looking for this much accuracy?..." I am not a clinical phycologist nor do I play one on TV nor did I sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night, but I would have to say yes... you are crazy. The BBQ doesn't care. Hope that helped. Tom

Searches on Thingiverse have always been broken. Use the Google search tool function to search. For example, I was there yesterday looking for some shop light mount brackets. And the search for "shop light" turned up ZERO hits, which I thought was odd. So I used the Google Site search...

Wow! What a GREAT idea! Anything that involves, BBQ, fire, gas AND a possible explosion? That's my kinda fun weekend experiment! Hold my beer... I'm trying this. :) Tom

Just reading that made my head hurt. Had I tried to really understand it, my head would have exploded. Please keep that in mind. Tom

OK, maybe not the popular choice but because I am a lazy slug... and HATE to de-solder way more than I should. I would, given the ridiculously low prices of the components involved, chalk the mistake up to fate then merely buy a replacement. Then I would go sit in the shade by my pool, having...

They are all the same form factor. The MG versions have metal gears, which I have found to be unnecessary. Tom

Here's four of'em for 9 bucks. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MLR1498/?tag=tvwb-20 As I said, I have been running these servos for a LONG time. There is no need to waste money getting "premium" SG-90 servos, there's no such thing. They are ALL generic. Tower Pro is just one of the vendors and...

Did you test the probes? Do the boiling water test and see if they match. Tom

These servos have been around for forever. They are themselves knockoffs from an earlier design. My hobby is radio controlled model aircraft. Thousands of these servos are in use in models all over the world. Buy the cheapest you can find. Give them a quick test, the failure mode is...