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  • ernest_t_bass
    justincredible;1878886 wrote:Android Auto only works about half the time and it won't hold SiriusXM presets for more than a day before they stop working.
    I'd assume that would be fixed/replaced by the dealer, no?
  • TBone14
    kizer permanente;1878865 wrote:Yeah that’s pretty cool. Honestly though I’m not sure I’ve ever changed a temp during a smoke though?
    I do with chicken wings...turn it up at the end to get them a little crispier once they have taken all the smoke. However, those need to be flipped and babysat a little more throughout so you are out there anyway. Not really a necessary feature, I suppose and another thing that could wrong but I'm sure some of the features would prove useful. For example, it will log your cook times and put them on your app so the next time you do a 9 lb pork shoulder, you'll be able to see that they last time you did a 9 pounder, it went for 7 hours at 225. Again, not necessary but cool.
  • justincredible
    ernest_t_bass;1878888 wrote:I'd assume that would be fixed/replaced by the dealer, no?
    I'm pretty sure it's a widespread issue that is going to require a code update from the manufacturer.
  • kizer permanente
    TBone14;1878890 wrote:I do with chicken wings...turn it up at the end to get them a little crispier once they have taken all the smoke. However, those need to be flipped and babysat a little more throughout so you are out there anyway. Not really a necessary feature, I suppose and another thing that could wrong but I'm sure some of the features would prove useful. For example, it will log your cook times and put them on your app so the next time you do a 9 lb pork shoulder, you'll be able to see that they last time you did a 9 pounder, it went for 7 hours at 225. Again, not necessary but cool.
    Yeah. The issue with all meats you’re smoking is depending on the fat content, it varies your time wildly. You get to that stall, and the fat starts melting and cooling your meat down and it can last for hours. I’ve burned myself and didn’t get a shoulder done in time for a party bc I went off a previous cook. I had to wrap it earlier than I wanted to get it thru the stall and it didn’t come out like I should have.
  • justincredible
    I jumped on the smart watch bandwagon and pre-ordered a Ticwatch E last night. With their Black Friday coupon it was only $137 shipped.

    https://www.mobvoi.com/pages/ticwatchse
  • BR1986FB
    Will be buying a new vehicle (Jeep Renegade) shortly.
  • justincredible
    justincredible;1880005 wrote:I jumped on the smart watch bandwagon and pre-ordered a Ticwatch E last night. With their Black Friday coupon it was only $137 shipped.

    https://www.mobvoi.com/pages/ticwatchse
    My watch came in on Friday, it's pretty nice for the price.

    I bought a new table saw last week.
  • kizer permanente
    justincredible;1883309 wrote:
    I bought a new table saw last week.
    whatd you get?
  • justincredible
    kizer permanente;1883428 wrote:whatd you get?
    A Hitachi jobsite saw. I can't remember the model, but Lowe's had a great deal on it.
  • kizer permanente
    justincredible;1883446 wrote:A Hitachi jobsite saw. I can't remember the model, but Lowe's had a great deal on it.
    I have an oooooold dewalt my dad gave me. I’ve been thinking about getting a tracksaw instead. It’d be easier to use for most of the stuff I need it for.
  • kizer permanente
    justincredible;1883486 wrote:This is the saw I bought:

    https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hitachi-15-Amp-10-in-Carbide-Tipped-Table-Saw/1000178999
    That's a really good price for that. What are you going to use it for? Any upcoming projects?
  • BR1986FB
    New ride. It's definitely green but I like really loud colors....

  • justincredible
    kizer permanente;1883488 wrote:That's a really good price for that. What are you going to use it for? Any upcoming projects?
    I want to build a few basic pieces of furniture (desk, bookcase) to start with.
  • kizer permanente
    justincredible;1883496 wrote:I want to build a few basic pieces of furniture (desk, bookcase) to start with.
    I want to build some basement shelving. I can use my table saw for ripping the plywood, but it really helps to have 2 people to make accurate cuts with 8ft pieces. The tracksaw intrigued me since it would be easy to do with 1 person.