Do the same airflow calculations apply to a reverse flow smoker like they do to a regular offset? Seems like the smoke stack would need to be larger to pull the draft through the chamber.
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Reverse flow smoke stack question
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Re: Reverse flow smoke stack question
i used the same calculations and have no problems. Your cook chamber space is actually smaller (not much) due to the reverse plate.
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