Armored probes?

[bflodan]

Just wondering how everybody likes their armored probe. How does it hold up? Have you ever had a failure? I know about the one year guarantee but has anyone had one go out after that? I think it may be time to get one.

 

[SmokinMAK]

I have an M2 here - Same as the M1, but works with earlier generation MAK without a programming change. Honestly, I've only used it once so far by I do like the look and feel. Too soon to report on the longevity though.


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[jimsbarbecue]

I use mine a lot. No problems so far. I do use mostly at higher temps.

 

[smokerjoe]

I use mine a lot and they work great. I just wish they were a bit longer.

 

[smoker pete]

Have been testing the M2 Armored Probe for over a month now. One of the great things about this probe is that you can use it in conjunction with the Standard MAK probes. Mix and match - No need to reprogram the Pellet Boss.

The M2 Armored Probe is on the left and the Standard Probe is on the Right.

Have now used it 17 times for a total of 66 hours and 30 minutes. Temperature ranges for the cooks - Smoke (~180ºF) to 410ºF.

In many of my recent posts you may have seen an array of probes being used. Here you can see the M2 Armored Probe on the left, 2 Standard Probes, and a Maverick ET-732 Probe on the right. Virtually every test with the M2 Armored Probe has included other probes for validation.

 

[sparky]

i thought w/ all the wires you were trying to jump start the chickens heart. lol....

 

[smoker pete]

i thought w/ all the wires you were trying to jump start the chickens heart. lol....

The Chicken Hearts and Livers were sautéd for a nice snack!!

 

[bflodan]

Thanks for the info. I think I'm going to grab one.

 

[Duke]

Why should I purchase the Armored Probe?

Duke