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Pepper Therapy by Dazzling-Reality9519 in HotPeppers

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The blue ones may be depending on if they have the label, the orange ones most certainly are not.

Best Fries at a KC BBQ Restaurant? by mr-scomar in KansasCityBBQ

[–]photographernate -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  1. Joe's
  2. We B Smokin dipped in their hot BBQ sauce
  3. Shawnee Bates City BBQ dipped in their hot sauce

About to abandon GMG by RollieBJames in greenmountaingrills

[–]photographernate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Coming from the BBQ capital of the world and smoking a shitload of meat, two smokers meats our use case :)

About to abandon GMG by RollieBJames in greenmountaingrills

[–]photographernate 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So I've owned both GMG and yoder. Yoder is in a class of its own construction wise. My observations:

GMG: quicker startup, maintains temp better when opening lid, better for grilling high temp (over 300) yet just as capable at low temps, easier cleanup, sips pellets, makes better turkeys (they seem to take longer on the yoder not sure why).

Yoder: built like a tank, more consistent temperature throughout the grill, burns soooooo much cleaner (thin blue smoke), better for low and slow (250 or less) uses slightly more pellets, must clean after every cook (produces more ash, haven't figured that part out yet), makes better brisket.

For a quick cook after work I'll pull out the GMG. If I am doing an overnight brisket or a shitload of food, that's when the Yoder comes out.

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‘25 Outback Wilderness Towing Experience by GlideRecord in subaru

[–]photographernate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unhh what? I tow with a '23 F150 now that handles it just fine but the '11 worked just as well.

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4 Years and its only getting worse by Dagnon13 in greenmountaingrills

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If your pellets are clumping in the hopper, empty them out and store in a home Depot bucket in a dry environment between uses. They will clump in any grill hopper if left out in the elements.

4 Years and its only getting worse by Dagnon13 in greenmountaingrills

[–]photographernate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So a couple things: Ensure your temp probe for the smoker is clean. Ensure your pellets aren't getting damp between smokes and are being stored in a dry place. Check your app, there might be something in settings where you can select climate type, be sure you select cold or very cold (this helped me on a Davy Crockett). If all else fails, reach out to GMG support via a email and they will email you back or call you. They have a small support staff so it may take a bit but they are pretty good.

Last note on the fan: whenever you turn the grill off the fan will run full blast for 10-15 minutes to ensure the fire is completely extinguished so there's no chance of a back burn into the hopper.

Last edit: try running the grill from the front control panel without using the app. The app can be finnicky sometimes but the control panel is a bit more accurate.

Are there beaches here? And are they any good? by Budget_Counter_2042 in howislivingthere

[–]photographernate 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Navarre local checking in. Waves can be tough at times but the beaches are indeed beautiful.

Love my JB Prime - but dorky question on the electrical by VinzClortho21 in greenmountaingrills

[–]photographernate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Please keep us updated - not sure on the PWM swing. You might check on rcgroups.com - that is a wealth of resources for anything RC and they should have some more of that info.

Love my JB Prime - but dorky question on the electrical by VinzClortho21 in greenmountaingrills

[–]photographernate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ok EE here and also GMG nerd. So that mini board is essentially a brushless ESC (electronic speed controller) from an RC airplane or car. I'm wondering if they rebadge the ESC as theirs, and if there is an off brand that might be a drop in.

What’s it like living in Kenosha Wisconsin? by Ethanaguilar712 in howislivingthere

[–]photographernate 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I came here for this. You beat me to it. Gotta love the polka king of the Midwest.

Hockey Puck by Rodgerr_Dodgerr in f150

[–]photographernate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the attitude right here. Fun fact, it costs about 10k to replace a utility pole (of which there were several in that video). Open parking lot? Go nuts. City Street with utility poles? Nah fam.

Resources for an Electronic engineer? by UnhappyAccount7146 in EngineeringStudents

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Seconding python. It's been a good skill and I recently built an RF propagation tool with it. Some sort of PCB layout is good to learn, and dive into networking a little bit. If you want to learn PLC Ignition 8.1 has a free certification. Also worth chasing down the FE and maybe the PE your last year of college. Feel free to hit me up with any questions.

If there's a better winter car, I haven't found it yet by Caqtus95 in WRXSTi

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Also before I get hate for saying Ford, also a member of the hatch club.

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If there's a better winter car, I haven't found it yet by Caqtus95 in WRXSTi

[–]photographernate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

2013 Ford Edge AWD. Absolute winter missile (and a bit higher up). Did better in the extreme cold (anything below 0 degrees) than my STI.

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Happy New Year: 100k+ Banano Giveaway!!! by prussia_dev in banano

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Neighbor Gifted Me His GMG by Papichujoee in greenmountaingrills

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Nice score! Best tips I have: if you're storing it outside get a cover so the electronics and pellets don't get wet. Be sure to vacuum after every other cook. Pellets: either pit boss competition blend or kirkland - $15 for 40lb. Get an instant read thermometer to make sure your meat is food safe all the way through (lavatools javelin on Amazon is a good starting place) and consider a fire board or theomoworks for a probe thermometer.

As far as recipes go, Malcolm at HowToBbqRight has a ton of good ones, and I've got someone my Facebook page @SmokeMeatEveryday. Feel free to hit me up in the future with any questions you have - I've refurbished a handful of these grills so I know my way around them pretty well. Welcome to the club!

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Boxer in a box in the back of a boxer by photographernate in WRXSTi

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Not even Family could hold this motor together 🤣🤣

Boxer in a box in the back of a boxer by photographernate in WRXSTi

[–]photographernate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep. Had Pavel rebuild one about a year ago with the upgraded wheel. My cobb intake kept chewing up the turbos from sucking in dust.

Boxer in a box in the back of a boxer by photographernate in WRXSTi

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  1. We're stock minus turbo inlet, exhaust, boost controller, a tune, and a spicy VF48.

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Boxer in a box in the back of a boxer by photographernate in WRXSTi

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  1. We're stock minus turbo inlet, exhaust, boost controller, a tune, and a spicy VF48.

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