INKBIRD IBT-6X Giveaway! Looking for suggestions for the Probes Combination

[inkbird]

Come leave your favourite combination suggestion of the probe for IBT-6X, and then you have the opportunity to win a BBQ Temperature Thermometer IBT-6X.

Hey guys, recently we are considering the combination of probes for the temperature thermometer IBT-6X. Normally all the original probes we offered are all the same, however, people may require other types of probes for different usage.

Giveaway Rule:

1. Must reply your favourite combination of the probes on this thread (we will consider all the advice and adjust it seriously, please match the probes with your demands)

2. One winner will be selected randomly from comments, and also the probe set of IBT-6X will be packaged in his favourite combination of the probe.

3. This giveaway activity will be ended in 2017-10-31 (Tuesday)

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Therefore, we list 4 types of probes with their detailed information below and hoping you guys can leave your favourite combination of the probes for reference (e.g. probe A*3 +probe B*2 +probe C*1 OR probe A*3+probe B*3).

Probe A: original meat probe, can be inserted to the meat and gauge temperature

Check the details through the link:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/IBT-6X-D...hash=item33cdcf2bc8:m:mGnQnnGW4ihgMZxvNvjGo1g

Probe B: meat probe, which is shorter than probe 1 and can be inserted to the meat to gauge temperature

Check the details through the link:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/322844529090

Probe C: can be used for gauging the temperature of grills

Check the details through the link:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1-pcs-PROBE-for-Inkbird-meat-cooking-thermometer-sensor-replacement-grill-weber-/322610761010?ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&rmvSB=true

Probe D: clip probe, can be used for gauging the temperature of grills

Check the details through the link:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/PROBE-f...2591779912?ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&rmvSB=true

Moreover, if you have any opinions or suggestions about the probes, e.g. the length requirement of probe & wire, the sensitivity of the sensor, we will be really appreciated to collect it and try to fix it at our best.

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Quick browse of the Key Features:

1. Enhanced Signal (up to 300M range)

2. Higher Temperature Range ( 0℃~300℃)

3. 2/3 Probes Set Selection

4. Multiple Types of Specific Foods

5. Alarm Control

6. Timer Mode

7. Setting Value Auto Save

8. Connect Automatically

9. Auto Warnning

Check the details through the link below:
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[blownkombi]

A*4. C*2. The clip would be useful but looks like it could tend to break and 90° are sometimes hard to get into smoker

 

[n87]

2xA
2xB
2xD

With the option for changing out the D's for C's depending on if the customer has thermowells or not.

 

[wereprawn]

2*A
2*B
2*c

 

[akx]

2 *A
2 *B
1 *C
1*D
Different grill temp probes can be useful. Bs looks most useful for multiple meats, but a long A is good for a big cook. I tend to break probes, so I like having an extra.

 

[barls]

ether 5 a or b and one c

 

[Andy_27]

2*A
2*B
1*C
1*D

 

[Maheel]

2x a
2x b
2x c

gives me the most options for a range of uses

 

[Blockey]

2-4x B
2x C
I think this is really all you need to improve your BBQ's.

 

[laxation]

3x A
1x B
1x C
1x D

 

[earle]

1xA
2xB
2xC
1xD

Reckon I would use B's the most but the others give options for BBQing and brewing

 

[inkbird]

2xA
2xB
2xD

With the option for changing out the D's for C's depending on if the customer has thermowells or not.

good point, will mark it down.

 

[antadl5000]

1 x A
2 x B
2 x C
1 x D

 

[inkbird]

we will try to fix the probe of probe d, but it may take more time on it

 

[n87]

Have you considered doing a WiFi version?
That would allow you to keep an eye on your cooking from anywhere in your network, extending the range.

 

[GrumpyPaul]

2*A
2*B
2*c

 

[inkbird]

Have you considered doing a WiFi version?
That would allow you to keep an eye on your cooking from anywhere in your network, extending the range.

our new product the IRF-2S, actually can solve the range problem in some ways, cause its signal is strong and up to 300 m. this product can avoid the situation of power cut or electric problem. but we haven't consider the wifi version right now.

 

[inkbird]

my own opinion:
3*A
2*B
1*D

 

[Lionman]

2*A
2*B
1*C
1*D

Lots of flexibility.

Looks like a sweet device for the weber and the mash tun. Would be interesting for testing wort temp on each side of a chiller simultaneously too.

 

[inkbird]

2*A
2*B
1*C
1*D

Lots of flexibility.

Looks like a sweet device for the weber and the mash tun. Would be interesting for testing wort temp on each side of a chiller simultaneously too.

sure, can have a try on it