Cooking Graph

[BackYardGriller]

When using a temperature probe, it’s helpful to see the increasing or decreasing trend with what is being cooked. This is also helpful when the stall hits. What would it take to get Treager to add a cook time graph to the app? All other temp probes have one.

 

[bfletcher]

I'm confident they could add it but I'm a trust but verify guy. With all the outdoor cooking I do I have a third party monitor device (well, more than one).

Also; in my feeble mind it's my experience with my Traeger, RecTeq, and Weber pellet smokers that their temperature refresh rate is considerably delayed. I'm guessing when I say they don't necessarily want us to see the temp swings, which I understand are normal and appropriate. And whether right or wrong, I trust my third party units more than the thermometers of my smokers. If I had to rely on just one, I'd pick my Fireboard.

 

[Timmy]

I'm confident they could add it but I'm a trust but verify guy. With all the outdoor cooking I do I have a third party monitor device (well, more than one).

Also; in my feeble mind it's my experience with my Traeger, RecTeq, and Weber pellet smokers that their temperature refresh rate is considerably delayed. I'm guessing when I say they don't necessarily want us to see the temp swings, which I understand are normal and appropriate. And whether right or wrong, I trust my third party units more than the thermometers of my smokers. If I had to rely on just one, I'd pick my Fireboard.

Agreed, and I’d also pick my FireBoard.

 

[Dcgunman]

They need to fix their temp probe issues first. Seems like a lot of people complain about the probe being off 25+ degrees. First thing I bought was a third party temp probe (2ea). So as of now I have 8 probes.

 

[sbcrockett]

maybe with the Meater acquisition/merger, Traeger will eventually add a graph to their app. I'm a big fan of the Meater app