Oops. Hope she was serious!


 
Andrew Taylor

Andrew Taylor

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I just ordered a Cyberq wifi after the wife half-heartedly agreed to me buying myself a present.

I can't wait to get some sleep on overnight cooks!
 
Congrats on the purchase! I have two, a CyberQ II that I use in comps and a CyberQ Wi-Fi that I use on my backyard cookers, and I love 'em both.
 
I have a quick question for anyone who has one of these or a DigiQ: how high of a temperature can you all maintain. I won't be using it high too often, but I'm curious about the flexibility that I'll have.
 
I rarely use the ATC on high heat cooks. High heat requires a lot of lit charcoal. It's better to start with a lot of charcoal already lit than trying to get the ATC to bring it up to temperature.
 
Russell Y said:
I rarely use the ATC on high heat cooks. High heat requires a lot of lit charcoal. It's better to start with a lot of charcoal already lit than trying to get the ATC to bring it up to temperature.
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x2! There is much less value in my opinion to use the temp controllers for higher heat cooks, with one exception, and that's if I want to do...say...350 for an hour and 15 on indirect chicken, or something similar. Generally speaking, they're such short cooks that I can watch over them for the duration. That having been said, I have used it successfully in the 300s without issue. Have never really used it to cook higher than about 380 or so, but it held fast with no problem when I did. Not sure if that helps to answer the original question...
 
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