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    Hello from New Mexico

    I suck at grilling. But I'm getting better. Just bought the kit to convert my Weber kettle to a smoker from SnS. I also bought the Maerick thermometer. I don't have a clue what I'm doing, but I'm looking forward to learning.

    Jeff
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    Welcome from south Texas! This is a great place to learn. Hope you’ve already discovered all the info on the free site.
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      Welcome to the Pit from Dallas! Ask away when you need help. The folks in the Pit will respond.
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        #4
        Welcome to The Pit Jeff. Stick around and we will help bring you up to speed. What are you thinkin' about for your first smoke?
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          RonB commented
          May 30, 2020, 07:27 AM
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          Jemezgracie - you just need to open both vents all the way. having either vent, (or both), partially closed will reduce air flow and make the Kettle run cooler. The good news is that you have learned how to do low and slow now.
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        • Jemezgracie
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          Jemezgracie commented
          May 30, 2020, 08:20 AM
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          Thanks RonB. I will try that next time. I still have much to understand. Will both vents full open cause the charcoal to burn even faster?
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          RonB commented
          May 30, 2020, 08:53 AM
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          Jemezgracie - yes, charcoal will burn faster, but the cook will somewhere around an hour, so you can close the vents when you pull the chix off and save the remaining coals.
        #5
        Howdy from Kansas Territory, Welcome to Th Pit!
        Lookin forward to learnin along with, an from ya!

        Don't worry none bout askin no stupid questions; I already done asked am all up, afore ya got here...

        Nobody's gonna yike at ya, an we all are here to learn, share, an teach each other!!!!
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          Welcome from Colorado, Jeff ... we were all newbies once ... and a few of us still are after 50 years or more 🙄.
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            Greetings and welcome from North Carolina
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              #8
              Wow! Two from NM in the same night providing intros! How cool! Welcome from your neighbor just a bit south. Can’t wait to get up to the east fork for some fly rod action!

              enjoy the Pit! It’s a great place with great people!
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                Welcome from the California Delta. We all started where you are at.
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                  Welcome from Nevada, and you have certainly come to the right place. This is about the best group of folks online anywhere, with tons of knowledge that are willing to share. As Mr. Bones always says, "looking forward to learnin along with, and from ya".
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                  • Mr. Bones
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                    May 29, 2020, 11:43 PM
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                    I certainly do say zackly that, on accounta many personal experiences in life, synthesized down to "Everbody brangs sumpthin Good to Th Table", as I was raised up hearin...
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                    Jemezgracie commented
                    May 30, 2020, 06:57 AM
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                    Wise words to be sure!
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                  Welcome from Virginia!
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                    Welcome from Minnesota.
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                      Welcome from Maryland
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                        Welcome from Pittsburgh, PA!
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                        • Jemezgracie
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                          Jemezgracie commented
                          May 30, 2020, 08:20 AM
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                          Go Steelers! Thanks, Rob.
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                        Hi Jeff - welcome from waaaay off in Rio Rancho!

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