Thanks for the informative video...again! :) Hey, one question Rob. If you were to close the lid on the smoke stack, would it come up to temp faster? I plan on getting my YS640 in a few months(gotta make sure the kids get Christmas before I do) and your tips/tricks videos would really helps us newbies/wannabes shave some of the frustration off of the old " trial and error".
@gwapogorilla1 If you have a cooker with decent seal to the door, closing the damper will cause excessive back pressure reducing the fan output and starving the fire of needed air. You can however change your start up heat mode. H1 heats up the slowest. H2 heats up faster and H3 will heat up even faster. This change only effects initial heatup.
These changes can also be used to fine tune your pit. If you notice your pit takes too long to reach temp then excessively over shoots the set temp, you can increase to the next heat mode and resolve this issue. Yoder did an outstanding job designing the firmware to adapt to different climates and changes in weather and seasons. Something the others fall short of doing.
Great looking rig! Thanks for sharing!!
GrillingNetwork 2 weeks ago in playlist More videos from ThinBlueSmoke
Thanks for the informative video...again! :) Hey, one question Rob. If you were to close the lid on the smoke stack, would it come up to temp faster? I plan on getting my YS640 in a few months(gotta make sure the kids get Christmas before I do) and your tips/tricks videos would really helps us newbies/wannabes shave some of the frustration off of the old " trial and error".
Keep up the good work.
gwapogorilla1 4 months ago
@gwapogorilla1 If you have a cooker with decent seal to the door, closing the damper will cause excessive back pressure reducing the fan output and starving the fire of needed air. You can however change your start up heat mode. H1 heats up the slowest. H2 heats up faster and H3 will heat up even faster. This change only effects initial heatup.
ThinBlueSmoke 4 months ago
These changes can also be used to fine tune your pit. If you notice your pit takes too long to reach temp then excessively over shoots the set temp, you can increase to the next heat mode and resolve this issue. Yoder did an outstanding job designing the firmware to adapt to different climates and changes in weather and seasons. Something the others fall short of doing.
ThinBlueSmoke 4 months ago