what do you think?
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Aces if your'e asking if that will work, there should be no reason for it not to. Should not be a problem. Along the lines of Rick's post, if its a stove pipe thermometer, you'll probably have to disregard the "zones" on it, When mine says that I'm overfiring, I'm usually just getting up to a really good burn. Just use it as a reference tool.
DiscoInferno
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As I understand the Napoleons that's the only place to get a true stovetop reading. I have a 1100c coming and I don't think it even has that trivet opening, so I'll go with the stovepipe also.
Tfin
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thank you for the replys just needed the reasurance now i should probably purchase a probe type for the pipe as it is double wall. thanks again.
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