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Side and top insulation certainly makes a lot of sense for long cooks.
With good insulation, I'd assume that once target temp is reached—the steady state of power required to maintain temperature should be roughly the same for various circulators.
Unless it's some wildly unique container.
It's time for a new experiment.
Thanks @PedroG for all the work you did!
Side and top insulation certainly makes a lot of sense for long cooks.
But I'd assume that once target temp is reached, the steady state of power required to maintain temperature should be roughly the same for various circulators.
Unless it's some wildly unique container.
It's time for a new experiment.
Thanks @PedroG for all the work you did!
