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From the interior picture of the new smokette models:

new smokette

you can see a probe looking device between the two shelfs.

Is this a temperature probe?

Does it interfere with placement of larger cuts of meats (briskets, shoulders, etc) on the bottom shelf?

Do the new smokettes only hold two shelfs (my old SM08 has 3 shelfs)?

Has anyone tried out the new smokettes on poultry at 300 degrees to see if the birds are any crisper than at 250 degrees?


thanks!
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Yes that is the capillary tube/temp. probe for the temperature controller. Mounted on the back wall, it should avoid interference. The new smokettes only have two shelves but you can place 2 racks of ribs or two butts per shelf. Maybe Cookshack will offer optional side racks to increase shelf capacity like they did with the old Smokettes. The total capacity is, if memory serves me correctly, about ten pounds less than the 008/009 models they replaced. 300ºF seems to be the magic number for crispy chicken skin but if the skin isn't to your liking you could pop it in the oven to crisp it up.
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Originally posted by billybrisket:
that would be pork butt.....


Hey Billy,

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Try to put it towards the middle part of the smoker (depends on how the racks are placed)

if you have PB questions, feel free to post in the PB section for specific help

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