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edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Maybe I missed a thread, how far off are temps between grid surface and dome temps? If dome is at 300, is grid around 275 or there abouts?
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  • Fairalbion
    Fairalbion Posts: 141
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    Wil, you have it right, I've noticed that the dome temp is typically 20-25° higher than that at the grid level. The difference narrows as the the cook progresses and the Egg warms through.[p]
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    Andrew (BGE owner since 2002)
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    Fairalbion,
    tank ya berry berry much and have a good weekend.
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  • Wise One
    Wise One Posts: 2,645
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    Wil, I did some testing one time and found that the difference was anywhere from 15 to 40 degrees depending on the temp I was monitoring. Maybe it was a fluke but I found it only 15 degrees at the lower end (about 225) but peaked at 40 when I was at about 450 and then dropped to 25 degrees as the temps got toward 600.

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