Good evening

[Beavis69]

I’m a newbie.  Forgot to introduce myself last week, and lunged straight in with a query.

But received some very good advice, which was much appreciated.

About me.

Got a weber master touch for Father’s Day last year.

Had barbecues virtually every weekend, due to the amazing weather.

Then I saw Franklin smoking a brisket... went and got a 47cm WSM for my b day in September, and haven’t grilled since..

My wife refers to the WSM as the other lady in our relationship...

Glad I found a Uk forum so I can show her I’m not the only one !

Done some ribs, then a packer brisket, and a load of Boston butts...

So, question.

Had a fare few restless nights on the sofa, listening out for my Bluetooth thermometer, telling me I was running too hot or cold.  (And also spritzing at 4am)

So as to get more sleep on the weekend, I have brought a Q master.

It’s running of the mains, so I’ve got a good  extension-lead and am going to put the thermometer read out in a water proof box.

Has anyone got a solution to keeping the fan dry?

I’ve erected a gazebo roof, so fairly dry, but not water tight if the rain is coming in sideways.

Itching to have a go the weekend, but want to ensure I don’t ruin the fan or trip the fuse board unnecessarily.

Many thanks

B

[sotv]

Hi @Beavis69 can't help with the Qmaster, but have looked at them as a potential purchase, in the future. So will be interested in your findings after you have used it for a while. 

[Icefever]

Did you have a go???  as for your question, what about a polypropylene sheet tied to the gazebo and pegged into the ground??? say on two side ??  

Ice.