New fan

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Ok, aftertalking to Bill He sent me out a new fan. I looked up the model # of both fans online. The old fans are 101 CFM (cubic feet per minute) the new ones are 140 CFM (more airflow, I also purchased a case fan from radio shack as a spare, 85 cfm. So now the experiment is on, more flavor with slower fan? Better smoke ring with higer fan? we will see!

12/21/0812:22 PM

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When I had the lower cfm fan I was not burning near all of the pellets in the firepot. I would have to empty it about every 3-4 hours on a long cook or the pellets would build up the ramp and catch the auger on fire.

Good Luck!!!!

12/22/087:55 AM

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