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For $45 dollars I would take a chance on it. I've had the Q320 since 2010 and haven't had many issues with it. I keep it outside year-round here in the Pittsburgh, PA area, including uncovered for the last year. I did have rusting issues with the original grates, but Weber sent me new ones at...

I have different experiences with the Maverick ET732 - mine rarely loses connectivity. Once I get the grill going, I typically sit on my front porch with the receiver beside me and the grill out back at least 50 feet away. The signal has to pass through the house walls and our WIFI is on...

Got mine delivered today. I did specify pink; with a wife, 4 daughters and now a grand-daughter, pink doesn't bother me. Added bonus - they threw in a small bag of Jelly Belly jelly beans. Hope to use it soon, as the weather in the Pittsburgh area has been unusually mild this winter. Wife...

Bob, I used the roasting trivet to make roadside chicken a couple of weeks ago. I easily fit one package of a whole cut-up chicken (around here they sell this as 6 chicken parts - 2 split breasts, two thighs, and 2 legs). My wife thought we needed more chicken, so there was a single boneless...

JHunter, I posted a grilled chicken recipe under the Poultry recipe category on TVWBB last June, called MC Chicken. My wife got this recipe from our neighbor who was participating in Weight Watchers at the time, and I believe this is a WW recipe. We find the marinade provides flavor...

George, Since getting my Q320 with the PC-cast iron grates (short for porcelain-enameled coated cast iron grate), I've wondered about cleaning them as well. With my previous gas grill, I really did not worry about cleaning it - I basically scrapped off the grate (it was chrome-plated steel)...

I think I found a suitable roasting trivet for my Q320 - a commercial grade cooling rack by Fat Daddios. The one I bought is 16 inches by 12 inches (actual dimensions are 15.75 inches by 11.75 inches), and has four feet that will stand it 0.75 inches above the grate. This size nicely fills up...

Jon R, I found both electronic cookbooks by doing an Internet search for Australian Weber Q stuff. Here are the links: 1. For the cookbook that one gets if buying a Weber Q in Australia: Australian Cooking with the Weber Q or baby Q 2. For Phil's Weber Q cookbook: The Gourmet Cabernet This...

Marinade: Note: Makes enough marinade for approximately 2 pounds of chicken after de-boning. We normally use boneless split chicken breasts.) 4 TBSP teriyaki sauce 2 TBSP low-sodium soy sauce 2 TBSP light corn syrup 1/8 tsp onion powder 1/8 tsp black pepper 1/8 tsp garlic powder 1/8 tsp...

Just curious - While surfing the web, I notice that I find more accessory items for the Weber Q grills available in Australia than in the US. Some examples include the roasting trivet (which I really want to get for my Q320), a cookbook you can purchase, and a much better initial cookbook...

Just a thought - I was wondering if the 'Weber Q FAQ' that is a 'sticky' post at the top of this board should be renamed something like the 'Weber Q Grill Comparsion FAQ', since it does a nice job of comparing all of the current Weber Q grills but not much else. When I think of a FAQ-type file...

Last weekend we christened our Q320 that I bought on Memorial Day - I grilled steaks on Saturday and chicken on Sunday. I've been wanting to get a Weber gas grill for a couple of years, but my 1995 Char-Broil MasterFlame 7000 just refused to die. This year, I decided I really needed to replace...