Does anyone have any information as to if a Maverick ET-73 will work happily with a Nu-temp 701? I heard that hey may have crosstalk resulting in false readings.

I only have the Mavrick, So I can't answer your question, but I did find out the Nu-temp 701 is on sale for $35 + $5 S/H

Here is a link to get it cheaper


http://www.barbecuebible.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=2727...489c936aa96a9a5b78cc

I just phone ordered the Nu-Temp. If you are in the market this is a really good deal.To order these products you can go to their website at www.nu-temp.com or call them at 800-545-3957.

NU-Temp NU-701 Simple Wireless BBQ Thermometer includes receiver, remote
sensor, probe; supports up to 2 additional NU-751 Remote Sensors or 3 total
(sold separately)
-Promotion Price - $34.00 (retail price $69.95)

Additional NU-751 Remote Sensor includes remote sensor, probe
-Promotion Price - $19.00 (retail price $24.95)

Shipping same day via US Mail - $5.00 (normally $10)

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Here are the voucher codes you need for ordering:

NU-701: 10579051475
($34 + $5 shipping)

NU-751: 20534050069
($19 + $5 shipping)

1 NU-701 + 1 NU-751: 30507059485
($34 + $19 + $5 shipping)

1 NU-701 + 2 NU-751: 40589050805
($34 + $19 + $19 + $5 shipping)

Darkman,

I haven't heard of a cross talk issue. Maybe you could check with the manufacturers site and see what frequency the units operate on.

But it is an issue with many wireless devices, might not be cross talk from another thermometer, could be something else altogether.

How high does the Nutemp read up to and does it have an alarm on the down side for falling temps in the pit?

I like the ET-73 mainly since one prob will check the hi and low pit temp alarm. The Nu-temp uses two probs to do the same thing but it has a larger transmission range. I'm thinking of buying both.

BikerGar, Got any voucher codes on the NU-600?

Rootsman
Call the 800 number and ask them. The are really nice people and would probably give you as good a deal as any voucher.

BG

I called into this afternoon and ordered
the NU 701 with the code number, should have it in a couple of days. Thanks for the tip, I have looking around for a high quality remote.

What's the best way to use one of these with a rotisserie smoker? I'm thinking I'm going to have to drill a hole on the side to prevent cord tangling.

I don't think you can. It's not a question of drilling a hole in the side, how will the wire not get tangled as it rotates around the unit? There are people who've tried putting the transmitter on the shelf with the food -- and it failed.