Can you use this if you are doing your meat on a rotisserie on the BBQ
1702202
No because their is wires attached going from the transmitter to the meat. You can use it in the oven though
1702203
I would not try to use the meat probe. The wire from the Monitor to the probe would get tangled while the rotisserie is spinning. You could use the temp probe to monitor the BBQ temp as long as it was fixed to grate.
1702204
As long as both the probe and the transmitter are both attached to the rotisserie there should be no problem.
1702205
Yes, I do it with mine all the time. You run the wire through the ring for the spit. Than you attach the sending unit on the handle of the spit so it also spins around. Works great.
1702206
I don't see how you could if the meat is constantly spinning. The wire that comes off the probe would eventually twist it off.
995497
No this will not fit your grill. What I suggest is to look for one that has a counter weight for balance because it is quite difficult to get a chicken or large roast perfectly balanced on the spit. The gears on most rotisserie motors are plastic and will wear out when using unbalanced for a period of time.
1973663
Sadly, nearly every bbq Rotisserie motor and spit are different for each brand of grill.The good is if you are creative you can modify your old spit to fit the drive fitting.Then you will probably have to make a modification to the bracket.The motor is great. I use mine a lot... Any motor or new Spit and Motor combination should be taken off the grill when not in use... The heat will damage ay motor.
1460060
I believe you can, and you might not need to even buy another meat probe. You might get away with using that bbq temp sensor. I'll have to try that sometime. IF they're the same type of meat, and you're using a heat diffuser, all the pieces of meat should finish at the same time. IF they're different types of meat, you could use they meat probe on the faster cooking meat. Once it hits its temp, remove the meat and put the meat probe into the slower cooking meat. Just some suggestions.
1823472
Yes it can be used in a campfire or BBQ as I've used it on both as well as in the fireplace just because I thought it'd be fun to try to replicate recipes I'd seen done at Sturbridge Village; I assume that if you didn't have a grate to place it on then legs would be better because it would allow more air to circulate however as I live in California where there's alway seems to be a high fire danger I've never cooked anywhere but in a designated camp fire area where gratesare always part of the structure.
1729803
It would work for BBQ if you took the meat off the grill but the casing is plastic so I would not use it much above oven temperatures.
2073115
I have never tried it in a bbq but I don't see why not, its stainless steel or a metal similar.
2130846
Yes you can. I just bought a http://www.homedepot.com/p/Brinkmann-Universal-Rotisserie-Grilling-Kit-812-7104-S/204322667 from Home Depot that works perfect.
1204632
No it's on the other side. You can use the rotisserie and the side burner at the same time.
707551
If you're grilling at very low temps, yes. Otherwise, the probe wire will fry. I found this out after going through two of them.
320657
Yes it can. That is what we use it for. Example: Getting the drainage out of the meat laof dish right out of the oven.
272167
Definately NO. This is like using pure salt on anything you put it on. If you use it then use it sparingly and do NOT add any salt to the meat at all.Personally I do not think it works that well. It will work to a point if you tenderize the meat with a meat tenderizer, (The kind that looks like a hammer or one that has many points on it )
2284018
Yes u can. This is a great pan to use on the stove top or oven. The grill side & the depth of the ridges keeps the grease contained!
338051
Yes. Just be cautious of fire temp. If you get it really high you will warp the charcoal grate
1576524
Yes you could but consider that the smoke created by the grill is the same depending on what you are grilling regardless of the fact is electric
1483879
To use the rotisserie you will need electricity. The ignition system to light the burners is battery operated.
1126363
As long as the dimensions for the grill are the same or shorter it will work. If the rotisserie is longer than you grill is wide it should work just fine. I did have to slightly bend the included brakets to allow for the top to shut completely but as long as the bar is longer it should be fine.