Cant Find a good thermometer

You can go to Google go to Food Thermomators Or go to . Thermoworks.com

1-800-393-6434

Its called Thermapen

Thermopen is great if you open the door and stick it in the meat. If you want a good/inexpensive/reliable thermometer tha you can stick in the meat and have the digital readout outside the smoker.. go to Target and pick up a Taylor digital cable thermometer. They cost about $15. They are very reliable. If you want to have one that is remote.. ie. the sending unit is as the Taylor.. a cable/probe stuck in the meat with a transmitter outside the smoker.. and the receiver in your house to alert you about the "done" time.. go with a Maverick.. they are more expensive. If you have to have something close to you.. that's the way to go.. but if you don't mind going outside to find out what the internal meat temp is.. go with the Taylor.. as I say.. cheap, accurate, reliable... and you can set it with a beeper on or off at your option.. it will beep when temp is reached.. If you have $$$, get an Amerique. You can set it and forget it. Set the "finish" temp and once reached.. it will go to a hold cycle.. about 140º and you can not worry about missing the temp and overcooking.

That's my story.. and I'm sticking to it.

A lot of folks will tell you to go to Target and buy a Taylor remote for about $15.

Walmart should have a comparable one.

I'd get me an insta read for checking a few final places,while I was there.

You can pick up one that will do the job,for about $10

Another + for the Taylor. Its a pretty tough little device also, mine has been dropped and banged around the few months i've owned it. Got it from the T store also.

I use Taylor as well. Real pleased with it!

I use a Polder unit witha probe that fits through the vent of my CS. It gives the current meat temp, an alarm for when it reaches the desired temp, and has a timer alarm. I am on my second one in about 12 years (the first still works but it is a little worn looking and It doesn;t stand up anymore!). Mine have been very accurate.

I also have a NU-Temp 701 for remote use. It is not as accurate as the Polder, and, I do not use it much.

For instant reading of temperature I have a Thermopen.

All obtained through the internet.

I am enjoying my redi-check that I bought at the Charcoal Store. I stick the probes in and it sends the info to the receiver inside. So Far it works great.