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Montyb82

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  1. 24 minutes ago, Icefever said:

    That is one way of saving the build cost but then you finish up with a smoker that does not retain heat as well has a better built one.

     

    This is a good responce,  we had a new member only the other week asking the same question, from the info he got he dropped the idea of an offset and went with a ProQ bullett.

     

    Ice.

    That was me, and this was the exact smoker I was looking at before as had a decent thickness to the steel, but absolutely dont regret choosing the proq elite over it

  2. 18 minutes ago, Icefever said:

    The fox took the last lot,  may get some more,  but we have a free range farm not a mile from us, the eggs are all double yolkers at the mo.

    Ice.

    What a nightmare! They're my first foray into keeping chickens were rescued from a battery farm and have pretty much doubled in size now but averaging about 3 eggs a day which is great! Man I haven't had a double yolker for a while, like finding a fiver in an old coat!

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  3. Just now, Phlashster said:

    Hi @Montyb82

    My guess would be too much lit fuel in the first instance. I light mine with 4 or 6 pieces in a chimney. It might take longer to get up to temp, but you won't over shoot. How much lit fuel did you add to the unlit fuel? 

    Phil 

    Wasnt a crazy amount maybe 10 pieces or so

  4. Hi guys,

    Decided to season my new pro q elite today in preparation of bbq season, I had a bunch of chores to do so haven't particularly tended to it but left a thermometer in there to gauge temp.

    I set it up with sand in the water bowl as from reading a few posts it seems water means more management and causes issues getting up to temp.

    Well, I've had the opposite issue got up to temp quick with the top vent fully open and 1 bottom vent 1/3 open all others shut.  It then accelerated past 225 up to 239 so I closed all vents (not cooking anything and no wood so thought no harm) temp carried on rising to 270 within 30 mins of start and stayed there.

    I gave up about 4 hours later and opened vent at top again and 1 bottom vent to burn through the fuel and its currently sitting happy at about 325.

    So long story short any tips on being able to cook something for longer than 20 minutes....

    Cheers

    PS was using big k charcoal and filled the basket using minion method.

  5. Visually the video was fine in my book, in the sense that nothing annoyed me overly, I think it could've been improved but overall not a bad first attempt.  Biggest issues for me were the dead air space moments which just takes you out of the moment and i don't feel like the visual aspect was strong enough during the silent points to keep me engrossed.  

    In terms of overall feedback I think I prefer when the presenter is part of the video as it allows the personality to show more and feels more personal rather than a documentary style like this.

    In terms of content I watch regularly good examples are things like guga foods, sam the cooking guy and Bbq with Franklin.

  6. 54 minutes ago, hoogl said:

    Absolutely. it was the best meat of the day😀. They wanted to raffle off my spare butt.  We had a wee BBQ at my Dad's bowling club. Pulled pork, Sausages, Burgers, Chilli hotdogs, potato salad, greek salad, beer soaked chicken. fed about 30 adults and 20 kids. 

    Congrats man, sounds like a good day hope your weather was better than mine!

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