Wireless Tempature Probes

[sdman]

Can anyone suggest a good wireless temp probe that is reliable?

thaks,

sam

[ecto1]

Maverick et-732

[B-hill's BBQ]

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12737&start=0&hilit=wireless

I got this from the search engine and typed in wireless. apparently the maverick et-73 works well for many, i am looking at getting one myself.

[sdman]

Just ordered one.

Thank's for the reply's

sdman/sam

[BigTex33]

Used mine for the first time last saturday. I'd recommend it to anyone.

[DATsBBQ]

The 73 base unit is wireless to a remote receiver. Nice unit, I have two of them. But, the "temperature probes" are not wireless. I've never heard of a wireless probe. Two reasons come to mind. First, most pits are metal and a radio transmission originating from the innards of a pit would be sent to ground and not able to escape the pit. Second, the transmitter/power supply would have to be super heavy duty to prevent it from frying due to the pit temps.

[BigTex33]

I just assumed that a wireless receiver is what was being discussed. I side with Dats on the reasons why a fully remote probe wouldn't work. If were still just talking about the wireless receiver then the Maverick is a slick setup.

[3Cs BBQ Co]

Wireless temp probe is called a thermapen. Just sayin.. Agreed with all above responses. Good luck !!

[Que'a Syde]

Wireless temp probe is called a thermapen. Just sayin.. Agreed with all above responses. Good luck !!

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