Nothing else I tried had any luck so I guess I’m waiting on that.
Here is a sneak preview of the side that’s done.
The one thing they fail to tell you about the grill controller is that even though you can put it anywhere you want, the flipping opening for the probes is only on the left side!!! I’ll need to figure out an extension or something, especially since I bought an extra.
I did have the electrician install a dedicated circuit for the Memphis, even though I’m sure it isn’t needed, and I also put a sleek hidden switch above the refrigerator that you cannot see in the picture. You can’t see if even if you’re down low looking at the refrigerator. It’s perfect and cuts power to the Memphis. I also have a WIFI plug controller that I can delay a power off or turn off from inside or from Alexa if I forget to flip the switch and don’t feel like going back outside.
I did take 02ebz06’s advice and I installed a separate Ethernet extension that gores from the back of the grill to the controller to I can remove the controller more easily. That cable was a pain to feed through when I did it with the grill removed, so glad I did that! TY for that one!
Lastly, the family wants pizza, so I’m gonna see how it turns out on here. I really enjoyed my GMG pizza attachment. Worked so well and cooked perfectly so gonna try to use the cover from that inside my grill and instead of the pizza stone pictured, use a pizza steel that I mainly use indoors.
I don't think I used the Memphis probe more than once.
I use the Thermoworks Smoke remote thermometers.
You can use a Maverick, Thermoworks, or any other remote thermometer with the grill.
The cables are thin enough that you can close the lid on them and don't have to use the probe hole.
They still haven't made the probe hole big enough to conveniently put 2 or 3 cables it.
I started my pizza making venture with just a 3/4" thick fibrament stone in my Memphis Pro when I was in Texas.
Cranked to 600 or 650 and it worked great.
I would recommend a thicker stone, at least 3/4" or a baking steel.
Thicker will retain the heat longer, and reduce recovery time if you are going to do more than one pizza.
Looks very nice by the way.