Cooling of EGG

EGGARY · July 2009

With the Plate Setter, does it take longer for the EGG to cool down ? My EGG os now at 200 and the wings were taken off and the vents closed at 6:30pm pst.

Gary

emt_24 · July 2009

I've noticed it does and I' guessing its due to more ceramic/thermal mass that has to cool off.

Semolina Pilchard · July 2009

Yes.

Celtic Wolf · July 2009

I was going to give a really smart ass answer to what should be an obvious answer, but I get enough ribbing for my mensa card...

hmmmm I guess that was a smart ass answer.. I am happy now..

HungryMan · July 2009

If I need my egg to cool down, I take it apart so it will cool faster. Sometimes I get tired of watching it for 3 hours to get below 200. If I have the time I don't mind watching.

Celtic Wolf · July 2009

Considering my Egg do a lot of traveling if I didn't take them apart I'd be living on military bases..

Car Wash Mike · July 2009

If the legs are up it will cool down quicker.

Mike

HungryMan · July 2009

I may be strange, but I enjoy sitting outside watching the temp come down.

Crimsongator · July 2009

If you are really wanting to cool the egg down, take the platesetter out. You also need to take the hot coals out and leave the egg wide open. It will cool quickly.

emt_24 · July 2009

HungryMan wrote:

I may be strange, but I enjoy sitting outside watching the temp come down.

What better way than to spend after eating and washing everything down with a few lagers :woohoo:

tach18k · July 2009

I think mike meant the plate setter legs up not yours. :-)

HungryMan · July 2009

My mistake. :woohoo:

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