[NFB-InTheKitchen] Thanks-Thermowrks RFX

[Mike Hanson]

I would like to thank the person who posted information about the Recteq
Bullseye Deluxe.  I bought one and could not be happier with it and the
app.  There are five unlabeled buttons.  I can live with that.  Memorizing
them is easy.  Recteq’s tec support is also very good.



I can’t find the post about cleaning that grill in the archives.  I don’t
know if that software glitch was resolved.



Finally, I suggest anybody considering a Wi-Fi-enabled meat thermometer
check out the Thermoworks RFX.  It is expensive, costing around $230 for
two Wi-Fi-enabled probes and one hardwired probe used to read ambient
temperature.  You might need help naming probes.  I could not get that to
work with Voiceover.  On the other hand, connections seem reliable.  It
also seems to track temperature changes as accurately as anything else I
know about.



I would not recommend anything Meater makes because I found it impossible
to use it with Wi-Fi and Meater’s Bluetooth capabilities are not good.
Lost connections in the middle of cooking caused me enough problems that I
can’t recommend anything Meater USA makes.



Recteq makes a Wi-FI enabled thermometer but I don’t know anything abouthow
it works with Voiceover or how accurate it is.  I don’t have the money to
buy one and find out.



Mike Hanson
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