My son and grandson are visiting

[Larry D.]

So I cooked some ribs.

 

[Tim Campbell]

Yeah, those are gonna be delicious.

 

[Tim Campbell]

Love the rain-shield!

 

[Joan]

Darn, I was hoping to see pictures of your son and grandson.

 

[timothy]

Love the rain-shield!

Also love the "ancient" Stoker.
Well played Larry!

 

[Randy]

Lucky man. Always nice to have your kids and grandkids over

 

[ArnoldThomas]

That's amazing!

 

[Barb D]

Great job and it's always nice to share it with family.

 

[Andy Kaminski]

Nice looking plate of ribs.
Sharing a plate like that with your son and grandson is truly winning .

 

[Brenda T]

They look wonderful!

 

[ChrisGariepy]

Those look amazing

 

[Larry D.]

Also love the "ancient" Stoker.
Well played Larry!

I had to send it back to Rock's BarBQ once after I messed up a firmware update, and they told me it was one of the first batch of Stokers ever built, so it is old. It has outlived the company that built it and shows no sign of slowing down. With the Stokerlog app that was written by a gentleman named Amir, it does everything I could ask of it. I did add a tiny travel router to let it connect to my home network since the original Stoker did not have built-in wifi (very convenient on these 90+ degree days).

 

[Larry D.]

Love the rain-shield!

Yes, I don't know if rain would kill the blower but I'm not taking any chances.

 

[Larry D.]

Darn, I was hoping to see pictures of your son and grandson.

This one is a year or so old.

 

[Joan]

Aw, how adorable.

 

[timothy]

I had to send it back to Rock's BarBQ once after I messed up a firmware update, and they told me it was one of the first batch of Stokers ever built, so it is old. It has outlived the company that built it and shows no sign of slowing down. With the Stokerlog app that was written by a gentleman named Amir, it does everything I could ask of it. I did add a tiny travel router to let it connect to my home network since the original Stoker did not have built-in wifi (very convenient on these 90+ degree days).

I do remember some of those conversations on the old forum with Amir.
Just shows you the quality