Flame color
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The flame should be blue (which can be difficult to see in light). If it turns yellow, you don't have enough O2, and you can get a bunch of soot on the kettle. Sounds like you don't need to make any adjustments.
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Blue, definately blue.
Thanks, It was blue, its just hard to see. It got cloudy some and then I could tell. Did run out of gas, right at the start of the boil. That really stunk because I had to steal the tank from the BBQ, and was planning on grilling some burgers up during the boil. I was starving, I was thinking about eating a bowl of spent grains
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Hahahahaha, your user name - just got it. "No soup for you!"
You say that like there is something wrong with it. I thought everyone snacked on the spent grains while waiting on the boil....
