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DigiQ

rzrrob
rzrrob Posts: 162
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
Just ordered my digiQ. And advise on placement of the pit probe


Thanks

Ps got to get ready for the whole hog cook
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  • EggSimon
    EggSimon Posts: 422
    rzrrob wrote:
    Just ordered my digiQ. And advise on placement of the pit probe


    Thanks

    Ps got to get ready for the whole hog cook

    do ya have also ordered the probe tree ?

    The probe tree is great tool, which allows a veery versatile placemenat of the probe. If not, call Sarah and add it to your order.

    With the pt, ya can always place the probe in the appropriate high of your meat.
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  • JLOCKHART29
    JLOCKHART29 Posts: 5,897
    I try and keep it simple. Stick it about 1/2 way up the thermometer in the dome and forget it. ;) Love the Q on over nighters and got to work graveyards the next night!
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  • NC-CDN
    NC-CDN Posts: 703
    I usually attach mine to the cooking grid or rack that I am cooking on. Then the probe is right next to the meat (not touching it) and I get great results. My dome temp is just a touch lower, which is what I expect. All is well in EGGDome.
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  • EggerFromIowa
    EggerFromIowa Posts: 181
    Like some of the others, I put mine on the dome temp.
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  • NC-CDN
    NC-CDN Posts: 703
    I usually attach mine to the cooking grid or rack that I am cooking on. Then the probe is right next to the meat (not touching it) and I get great results. My dome temp is just a touch lower, which is what I expect. All is well in EGGDome.
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