Is there such a thing as a potentiometer socket (like a DIP IC socket) to use with these pots?
1616126
NO... These are for printed circuit board , or through hole application. I have also used these on Proto Boards by twisting the pins to align with holes on Board. Also if your clever you can even use these as surface mount parts. You just have to position pins where you want them before soldering... :)
1924527
Since the pots are non-ferromagnetic material an interface disk that is of ferromagnetic material must be used for induction heating. see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_cooker
1572887
Not that I know of. I have had these pots for months now and I have not had a problem like that.
355151
Check with the manufacturer if they offer steamer basket ans other accessories. I use this pot as a beer brewer. Good luck
1505908
I have seen sockets for this relay however this seller doesn't include it. I have seen them around sold together if you don't see it here check on ebay. hope that helps!
1543365
they have replacement 6 cup pots, but for different models. you might want to ask them if they are compatible
1295052
I went to the hardware store and purchased three small copper couplings to slide onto the feet that support a pot. Crushing the couplings with a pair of channel lock pliers for a snug fit, I am able to use even the little 20 oz. pot at wally world. Be sure to pull the extensions off after the stove has cooled. They easily store in the stoves sleeve. I made an extra set and stored them in my pack.
1186919
yes, you would have to splice the wires together. Cut the corroded socket part off and connect the wires using a quick slice connector. Hope this helps
1296197
I don't know the answer to that question. I would encourage you to look at the specs on the pot that came with your unit.
227919
I would suggest a thicker pot as well. I wrote them a product review few days ago. Spoke with a rep about how he could improve his product and such. Awesome customer service!
1795142
Yes, but they are not worth the money for them. Pots are smaller than I expected. Not very good for what you pay!
1343730
They would be perfect for that. Pick up some plant hooks from the local harware store and a small drill bit. Drill a pilot hole in the wooden beem so you don't tear up your hand too bad. You will probably need a lanyard or something to help suspend the pot too.
79470
No.. there is not, at least not one that I have found. maybe one off the pots would work, or a clear one that ships with other makes.
728352
do not see why not, the pot is big enough....I do not use one for this pot...
1027338
Thuja "Emerald Green" 4 inch pot- can be purchase and are sold separately. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007V8L9H2
35847
I don't use decorative pots outside the slotted pot. Some orchids need light on their roots.
495168
In reading the directions, I learned the specific size pot I needed to use the kit. After measuring my own stock pots, I found them too short and chose to purchase another taller pot which works fine. I use the tongs I already had and did not purchase the accessory.