Roll Call (Start Here First)
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marzig20 that is for people that want to stay neutral. Basically team Switzerland…hahahaha!
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marzig20 Team grey is for non conformist renegades , not pigeonholed into group think.
We came into being long after Orang and Blue began
We don’t often recruit and blow our own horns because we are…well… non conformist renegades! -
marzig20 that is for people that want to stay neutral. Basically team Switzerland…hahahaha!
ND Mike Switzerland, I like that! Sit back, relax and rake it in from all sides
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marzig20 I think the end to that is “but stupid”.
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Thanks to everyone for the warm and encouraging welcomes and comments! I’m a little confused about the purpose of the different team colors. Is it just friendly rivalry?
marzig20 More or less, but it indeed feels great to be certified Blue!
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marzig20 Well, you have got to either be Hot or Cold, you cannot be Lukewarm.
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GWG8541 said in Roll Call (Start Here First):
marzig20 welcome aboard. I own a Rock River rifle, but not the 1911. Great weapons company. By the way PapaSop is one of the best people you will meet in our community, but he is color blind. He meant to tell you to add the Blue Team tag, not orange.
OMG. That got me chuckling for awhile. Well done.
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ND Mike I have a new thermostat and probe coming that can be set to either heat or cool. It has a temp range between -40 to 240 degrees. I’ll mount the probe inside smoker and then plug duct fan into thermostat.
I’m hoping on the cool setting, I can set a temp for the duct fan to come on. So if the smoker thermostat is set at say 140 and the duct fan thermostat is at 140 it will come on and greatly reduce temp swings.
It was about $30, the duct fan was $25, and smoke tube was $10. All in for $65 with no permanent mods to smoker. This might work on any electric smoker. I’ll let you know the results after testing if you’re interested.
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ND Mike I have a new thermostat and probe coming that can be set to either heat or cool. It has a temp range between -40 to 240 degrees. I’ll mount the probe inside smoker and then plug duct fan into thermostat.
I’m hoping on the cool setting, I can set a temp for the duct fan to come on. So if the smoker thermostat is set at say 140 and the duct fan thermostat is at 140 it will come on and greatly reduce temp swings.
It was about $30, the duct fan was $25, and smoke tube was $10. All in for $65 with no permanent mods to smoker. This might work on any electric smoker. I’ll let you know the results after testing if you’re interested.
marzig20 sounds good. Yeah, keep us posted!
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marzig20 that is for people that want to stay neutral. Basically team Switzerland…hahahaha!
ND Mike said in Roll Call (Start Here First):
marzig20 that is for people that want to stay neutral. Basically team Switzerland…hahahaha!
Sheesh if I knew it was Switzerland I would trade over in a minute because I’m sure they get discounts on the Swiss made watches
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Well I jumped in and started asking questions immediately before finding this area. I want to thank those of you that already have answered questions! Sorry, I don’t know how to add your names to this post.
I’m from Silvis IL.
I was a retail meat cutter for Eagle Foods for thirty years. After they closed, I started working for Rock River Arms as a custom 1911 pistol smith for seventeen years and retired last year.
I’ve been smoking sausage on and off for the last twenty five years. I also smoke briskets and make Canadian bacon.
My current smoker is a small SmokinTex that I’ve modified to maintain consistent low temps while still producing smoke.
marzig20 Welcome to the family. We are all here learning to make a better product and expand our comfort zones and experiences.
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Welcome to Meatgistics!
This is a great place to begin your posting in the Meatgistics community.
Let everyone know who you are, plus find out more about others.You only have to share what you feel comfortable with others knowing, but some ideas for your first post…
Where are you from (city/state)?
How much experience do you have in meat processing or smoking/grilling?
What is your favorite meat snack or seasoning flavor?
What is your current smoker or grill?
Other than that, have fun, and we are excited to have you apart of the Meatgistics community!
Mike from central Missouri. Just started making sausages, salami, etc this year. As far as outdoor cooking, I have had just about any type of cooker. Currently using an ALFA wood fired oven, MAK pellet and Hunsaker drum. Just ordered the PK100 yesterday. I am really looking forward to diving deeper into processing tasty proteins. Dang glad I found this group!!
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Mike from central Missouri. Just started making sausages, salami, etc this year. As far as outdoor cooking, I have had just about any type of cooker. Currently using an ALFA wood fired oven, MAK pellet and Hunsaker drum. Just ordered the PK100 yesterday. I am really looking forward to diving deeper into processing tasty proteins. Dang glad I found this group!!
Bgoofy1 Welcome to the family. There is a lot of knowledge and experience here, willing to share. We look forward to your input, go Team Orange
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Mike from central Missouri. Just started making sausages, salami, etc this year. As far as outdoor cooking, I have had just about any type of cooker. Currently using an ALFA wood fired oven, MAK pellet and Hunsaker drum. Just ordered the PK100 yesterday. I am really looking forward to diving deeper into processing tasty proteins. Dang glad I found this group!!
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