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How I Check Probe Calibration
scooter759
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This might seem obvious to some but I'm pretty simple minded. I check all my temp probes at least once a year. Couple years ago I grabbed a piece of scrap plywood and drilled a hole in it. I get a small pan of water up to a rolling boil, dial back the flame some to keep the radiant heat from the sides to a minimum, then lay this across the top. It fits fairly snug so you can control the depth of the probe tip. BTW, this probe was reading 30 degrees low when I first checked it.
Extra Large, 2 Large, Medium, Mini Max, Weber Summit gasser, Weber Q.
Mankato, MN
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Pretty cool. Mine was 30 low last time too.Columbia, SC --- LBGE 2011 -- MINI BGE 2013
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Nice jig! I just held mine with a hot mitt, but that would sure be easy. Mine surprisingly was right on when I checked it when new last summer. Got lucky I guess. Have to check it again soon.
Rochester, NY - XL BGE
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