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Your suspicion about easier setup is probably correct. In addition, people who buy routers are more interested in the latest technology (5G); people who use them to connect lower-tech items (like pellet grills) just want something that works with their product. Different markets for different folks.

The 2.4 GHz wireless signal penetrates walls better than 5 GHz and usually has better coverage distance. That’s the primary reason 2.4 GHz is preferred by manufacturers.

I’m with @SmokeZilla. 👆

I think that would be the RECIPE FORUM “under beef.” ;)

What @Pacman said. 👆

I agree. Extended low-temperature cooking really doesn’t produce the best results. Most of the smoke flavor is set in the first 2 hours. After that, IMO there’s not much to be gained.

Better!

“The hole is suppose(d) to be smaller, the screws are self taping tightly into the hole to hold the legs.“ 👆This!!!

Just went into my RT app Settings and—sure enough—there is now an “Opt In” setting for the “leaderboard” that was default enabled. It is now DISABLED.

Well, that didn’t take long.

Thanks for that update, @Greg Jones; points well made.

I’m wondering as well; we love our Le Creuset cookware. I’ve been looking at Made In and it is under consideration.

Yes, I prefer full packers in the 10-12 pound range when I can find them. I will go up to 15 pounds in a pinch. Just my preference and it works well for the two of us that I cook for most of the time.

She who cooks indoors (SWCI) has her eye on a new induction range but our current set of fry and sauté pans are not induction compatible. We do have a set of high-quality regular pots and pans that are induction compatible (from our motorhome days). Any recommendations for a top-quality set of...

Well, here’s my take. I fall mostly in the same camp as @Greg Jones, except that I AM a big fan of brisket. That said, I’m not a big fan of cooked brisket fat. Now, I think the most significant factor is in SELECTING the brisket in the first place. I’m afraid I drive people at the Costco meat...

Then, there’s always “Ron Cundy” or “Ray Carnes.” I doubt the company founders would personally put their names on such an crappy app.

@Greg Jones is right! Sadly, if you have a HOA that regulates “smoke,” a wood-pellet-burning grill is not for you. They are supposed to smoke; it is the nature of the beast. If smoke from a grill is a problem for the HOA, using a pellet grill will be a headache for you. Sorry to say that.

I’m thinking about an “upgrade” to the new app just so I can participate in the “profane name” fun. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Now, that’s my kind of gasser cook! Nicely done!

I think @TheRicker may be onto something. My 340 and the 590 both have vents across the lid rather than a single smokestack. I think a couple of the newer RT grills may use the distributed vent system now as well, but not sure and too lazy to look. I’ve long hypothesized (hey, I can use that...