Jeremy_Pickett
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hey gang!
i had a successful cook last weekend using the heatermeter! i tested on some cheap cuts i've had hidden away in the freezer - they turned out better than they should've! I ran heatermeter in Celsius units since I'm way down here in New Zealand.
I ran with these PID settings on my kamado joe classic:
which i shamelessly stole from here
I'm now exploring the other bits-n-pieces of heatermeter for the next cook and stumbled upon this blurb here:
so... should I be scaling my PID parameters in some way since I'm using different units than the defaults?
my cook didn't go bad, but... if it can go better then I'm all in!
cheers!
JP
i had a successful cook last weekend using the heatermeter! i tested on some cheap cuts i've had hidden away in the freezer - they turned out better than they should've! I ran heatermeter in Celsius units since I'm way down here in New Zealand.
I ran with these PID settings on my kamado joe classic:
which i shamelessly stole from here
I'm now exploring the other bits-n-pieces of heatermeter for the next cook and stumbled upon this blurb here:
so... should I be scaling my PID parameters in some way since I'm using different units than the defaults?
my cook didn't go bad, but... if it can go better then I'm all in!
cheers!
JP