lostclusters
New member
Hi all!
Let me introduce myself. I am a new Mak 1 star owner, and I absolutely love my Mak. I also own a KBQ stick burner but I find it very cumbersome to use. And the smoke profile almost nonexistent with the recommended settings. I have played with it extensively and find that it uses way too much wood to cook. And it requires too much attention. And when you are done the ability to taste smoke is all but obliterated. I find the Mak contrary to all of that.
When I used my Mak for the first time, while placing the meats on the grates and inserting my probes, i got a flameout warning. Most likely because the lid was open too long and the temperature dropped too much. I was a little surprised by this at first but after talking with other Mak users i found this is most likely normal. This took me by surprised in that there seems to be no lid open provision in the software to prevent this. I compensate for this by closing the lid for a bit while preforming loading tasks.
Do other users find this true? And is there any thing on the drawing board for a fix?
Let me introduce myself. I am a new Mak 1 star owner, and I absolutely love my Mak. I also own a KBQ stick burner but I find it very cumbersome to use. And the smoke profile almost nonexistent with the recommended settings. I have played with it extensively and find that it uses way too much wood to cook. And it requires too much attention. And when you are done the ability to taste smoke is all but obliterated. I find the Mak contrary to all of that.
When I used my Mak for the first time, while placing the meats on the grates and inserting my probes, i got a flameout warning. Most likely because the lid was open too long and the temperature dropped too much. I was a little surprised by this at first but after talking with other Mak users i found this is most likely normal. This took me by surprised in that there seems to be no lid open provision in the software to prevent this. I compensate for this by closing the lid for a bit while preforming loading tasks.
Do other users find this true? And is there any thing on the drawing board for a fix?
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