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Few things taste better than a perfectly cooked steak. That sizzling sear, the savory crust, the juicy center—it’s the kind of meal that makes you feel like you nailed life. But great steak doesn’t happen by accident. Want that perfect doneness every time? It’s not luck—it’s temperature control. Let’s show you how to master it….
So, you just spent over $100 on a fancy new wireless probe, and the ambient sensor on the end of it is reading 50°F lower than you expected. Well, you’re not alone, and it’ll keep happening if you don’t change how you measure your ambient temperature. We’ll explain why that happens and how you can…
Searing, blackening, and wok cooking, all require you to preheat your skillet to a high temp, usually above 400°F (204°C). We often use an IR thermometer to tell that temperature, but this method has its limitations. IR typically works best with a black or cast-iron pan. It doesn’t work well for a stainless steel or…
2.4GHz vs 5GHz Wi-Fi While the list of available Wi-Fi frequency bands continues to grow, the two most popular frequencies in use are 2.4GHz and 5GHz. They operate on common principles but are optimized for different conditions. For example, while not as fast as the higher-frequency options, the 2.4GHz band can reach farther, penetrating obstructions…
Signals is a 4-channel alarm thermometer that works with your smart device AND as a stand-alone unit with physical buttons (so you don’t have to soil your smartphone). Signals comes with both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless technology onboard so you get a continuous signal and real-time alerts whether you’re in a field or across town….
Operating Instructions for RFX RFX Starter Kit Operating Instructions PDFRFX GATEWAY Operating Instructions PDF RFX MEAT Operating Instructions PDF Before You Begin with RFX Connect to Wi-Fi A 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Network is required to use RFX Wireless. This frequency provides the longest range and best penetration through walls and obstacles. Read more about 2.4GHz vs…
