For the sausage and jerky lovers and also useful when hanging things like bacon.
https://www.auberins.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=14_93&products_id=850
Interesting, takes me back a few years when several forum members advocated the addition of a fan to the Bradley Smoker in a similar fashion to those that advocate dual heating elements. Seem to remember there were plans on this forum for a DIY fan installation?
Auber ship internationally, I had a PID for my Bradley shipped to the UK and thoroughly recommend them. Thanks Toker :)
I remember it too [emoji16]. I was one of them [emoji57]
"I was one of them"
Did you ever get a DIY version working satisfactorily? :)
Suppose it could be useful to get some air flow to assist pellicle formation prior to cold smoking the likes of salmon etc as well?
At the end, I've found it more works to installed tan good cooking results. In others words, not so worthy.
Here's a couple of pictures of the fan installed (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190612/ab0f13f1f79fd6a8d162e8daa726cdcf.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190612/3242412596bbce2003ecf11d8a79a385.jpg)(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190612/ea77b25c3a30fe01b82d8169f38dd43a.jpg)
Interested to see how this unit works and holds up over time
Sorry TMB just finished the installation did not have time to test yet.
Any feedback on how it's working?
Definitely looks like it could move plenty of air. Looks like an easy install job as well.
I did a fan mod on my OBS several years ago, where everything but the blade was on the back of the cabinet.....but that blade and shaft were constantly gooped up and I eventually quit using the fan for most of my smokes. I found it worked ok when the load was light, ie. almonds, a few racks of jerky, salmon etc. Not so well with heavy loads like a pork butt or whole chicken. I just don't think it moved enough air.
Like a charm surprisingly [emoji16] even the probe on the door became accurate [emoji23]and compared to the fan you're talking about ( I have one of those too [emoji16] ) the installation was a breeze [emoji16]
I installed the same one, it was very simple. The only thing i did differently than the instructions was take off the rear panel and use a large washer instead of securing the fan to the panel.