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Brinkmann Vertical Gas Smokers Temperature Control

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Dec 30, 2009
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SADDLE TAP VALVE
by: GARY

Jason... do you have the make and model valve you used? Also I read that it is a good idea to add thermometer at each grate level. What does anybody think?

Dec 02, 2009
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Gas Smoker Temperature Control
by: Jason

Dear Paul,

After many a hours of trial and error I was able to fix my problem by adding a inline saddle tap valve into my regulator hose. I'm able to control the temp from 100 to 350 or higher no problem. I hope this is able to help someone else in the future. It's a very easy fix when it came down to it.

Sincerely, Jason.

P.S. keep up the good work, your site is a godsend!!!

Sep 11, 2009
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Check Your Thermometer
by: MOFO

I would make sure your thermometer is accurate...

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