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  • #16 by urnmor on 14 Apr 2024
  • Bentley would you please tell me what how you benchmark a unit. I am thinking of doing it on the new portable grill i bought off of Indiagago

    Thanks
    John
  • #17 by Bentley on 14 Apr 2024
  • In Italy right now and I don't do well on the phone trying to use it as a computer so we'll be happy to try and answer your question by the weekend
  • #18 by urnmor on 14 Apr 2024
  • No rush enjoy italy and we will be on an ocean cruise until May
  • #19 by Bentley on 19 Apr 2024
  • Will use the tests we did on the 2 Camp Chef models.  Stuff that is fairly objective and technical in nature, heat, set temperature control, grill space etc... Then some more subjective tests, smoke out put, how much smoke flavor is imparted.

    Then I would like to solicit the Members to submit things they would like to see tested or reviewed!


    Bentley would you please tell me what how you benchmark a unit.
  • #20 by Bentley on 19 Apr 2024
  • I texted Keith (ITC1) from Weber yesterday afternoon.  He said they would try and get the unit out start of next week, so it is giddy-up time!
  • #21 by MP09 on 19 Apr 2024
  • The good ol days are back. grill looks pretty good and priced right. May the testing begin!
  • #22 by Canadian John on 20 Apr 2024
  • I look forward to this.  My 10 year old GMG just died.  After a couple times of taking it apart and trying to get everything well lubed, I have come to the conclusion that sooner or later fans and auger motors just wear out.  I will follow this performance test, maybe a Weber is in my future if it goes well!
    Not in line with the upcoming Weber test.  Could't notice fans & motors wear out... I have written about the following in the past. These motors almost always have no lube

     applied to the armature/bearing areas resulting in no starts to slow starts that are more pronounced in cold temperatures. It is rellativy easy to lubricate these points using

     a needle oiler or a toothpick so as to the small amount of oil to these areas. A synthetic engine oil such as 5w/30 works very well & lasts for years. Conventional oil will

    work & won't last as long.  No need to buy oil. There is always @ least several drops of oil left in "emptied"oil bottles found @ auto parts stores, Auto repair shops etc .
  • #23 by Bentley on 27 Apr 2024
  • Keith says he thinks unit was ready to ship Friday, so am hoping it goes out Monday or Tuesday and we can get cracking on it by the weekend!
  • #24 by jdmessner on 27 Apr 2024
  • Keith says he thinks unit was ready to ship Friday, so am hoping it goes out Monday or Tuesday and we can get cracking on it by the weekend!

    This is good news! I am waiting with eager anticipation and looking forward to this.
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